Helping younger Hindus understand the traditions they grew up with
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Temple trustee Gunaseelan Palanivello (far left) at the recent media preview of ‘Sri Shaankari Parampara - A Sacred Legacy for the Next Generation’. (Adrian David pic) KUALA LUMPUR: Many young Hindus grow up seeing flowers offered at a shrine, leaves used in rituals or certain foods prepared for prayer. Yet knowing what those items are called, and why they matter, is another question altogether. (Free Malaysia Today, 09:00)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·5 Nov, 09:00 MYTHelping younger Hindus understand the traditions they grew up with
Temple trustee Gunaseelan Palanivello (far left) at the recent media preview of ‘Sri Shaankari Parampara - A Sacred Legacy for the Next Generation’. (Adrian David pic) KUALA LUMPUR: Many young Hindus grow up seeing flowers offered at a shrine, leaves used in rituals or certain…
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