Achars to be followed before a meal
Achars to be followed before a meal and associated aspects are described in this article by focusing on this method of serving food.
Achars to be followed before a meal and associated aspects are described in this article by focusing on this method of serving food.
One should follow certain rules before consuming food so as to derive appropriate benefits at physical, psychological and spiritual level. This article elicits do’s and don’ts before having meals and the meal timings.
This article answers few frequently asked questions on basic conducts associated with meals.
It is said that ‘your diet defines your thoughts and your thoughts define your actions’. Only good actions can lead to spiritual progress. Hence, the root of spiritual sanskars is in sattvik (Sattva-predominant) diet. Let eating food become a ‘Yadnyakarma’ !
At many places during Ganeshotsav, people vie to sing Aratis loudly to the accompaniment of ear-splitting musical instruments. Avoid this; sing Aratis after understanding their meaning, with the correct pronunciation and slowly.
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