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Hindu prayers are highly customised to individual need, though strongly influenced by family and other social forces.

Some Hindus will say the act of praying is good enough. This is karma yoga. Some will say that the emotion accompanying the prayer is more important than the prayer. This is bhakti yoga. Some will say that the meaning of the words of the prayer are important and they reveal the truth of the universe. This is gyan yoga. This multi-faceted, diverse and dynamic approach to prayer is unique to Hinduism.

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<blockquote data-quote="prasad1" data-source="post: 414351" data-attributes="member: 17510">Hindu prayers are highly customised to individual need, though strongly influenced by family and other social forces.Some Hindus will say the act of praying is good enough. This is karma yoga. Some will say that the emotion accompanying the prayer is more important than the prayer. This is bhakti yoga. Some will say that the meaning of the words of the prayer are important and they reveal the truth of the universe. This is gyan yoga. This multi-faceted, diverse and dynamic approach to prayer is unique to Hinduism.<a href="https://devdutt.com/articles/indian-mythology/is-a-hindu-prayer-different-from-a-christian-or-muslim-prayer.html" target="_blank">https://devdutt.com/articles/indian-mythology/is-a-hindu-prayer-different-from-a-christian-or-muslim-prayer.html</a></blockquote>

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