File:Devotional offering of food to Hindu Deity Shri Sita-Rama.jpg
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Devotees offer food through chanting and fanning in a Bhog ritual to the Hindu Deity Shri Sita-Rama.
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English: This is a Chappan Bhog food offering in which 56 varieties of food are cooked by Hindu devotees. The food is then placed before the altar of the Hindu Deity, in this case, Shri Sita-Rama. Devotees partake by chanting a devotional song and fanning the Deity. The food is then distributed to guests and consumed as a Prasad, or devotional grace.
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