Worship in Hindu Religion: Study in Origins and Ritual Developments

Abstract

Hinduism is one of the oldest religions in the world, and is characterized by its wide diversity of beliefs, rituals, rites and worship. Worship is a fundamental pillar of this religion, as it reflects the Hindu perception of the universe, man, and the deity worshiped and sacred in their belief. The research problem is represented by the diversity of worship in Hinduism, a great diversity between sects and social classes, which makes it difficult to determine unified worship practices. Hindu worship has evolved over the ages, and has been influenced by many cultural, social and political factors, which makes understanding it require an in-depth historical study. Hindu worship is closely linked to Hindu philosophy and spiritual beliefs, which makes studying it require a deep understanding of these aspects. We have reached results that represent a deeper understanding of the Hindu religion, as worship is an essential part of this ancient religion, shedding light on the cultural and religious diversity in India, as the Hindu religion is The most widespread religion in India, deepening the dialogue between religions and cultures through a better understanding of Hindu worship, recommendations, the need for cooperation between researchers from different disciplines; to study a complex phenomenon such as Hindu worship and the development of its rituals over time, the importance of conducting field studies; to directly observe devotional practices and understand their cultural and social context.