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In Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism) the prayers are done in various forms. The following are all under the rubric of “prayer” and each has a different reason:– pūjā/arādhana, stotra, japa, yajña/homa, prārthana, upasana/dhyāna, Sandhya - Nitya karma.
Pūja/ārādhana is the formal process of making offerings to the deity, guru or a parent – the only purpose is to show gratitude and as service (seva/kainkarya). If the deity is installed in then it is a nitya-karma - obligatory daily duty.
Stotra is singing the praises and pastimes of the deity in order to please, thank or gratify the deity or simply to inform listeners.
Japa is the silent recitation of a mantra using a rosary (japa-māla) for the purpose of self-development (sādhana) or to attain siddhi of the mantra.
Stotra is singing the praises and pastimes of the deity in order to please, thank or gratify the deity or simply to inform listeners.
Japa is the silent recitation of a mantra using a rosary (japa-māla) for the purpose of self-development (sādhana) or to attain siddhi of the mantra.
