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The Divine Invitation: Theology and Foundations

Inviting the Lord Home: Purpose of Deity Worship

The Authority of Devotion: Narada Pancharatra

🎮 Crossword: Vaisnava Terminology

Sanctity and Setup: Preparing the Altar

Establishing the Sacred Space

Purity of the Worshiper: Saucam and Acamana

Maintenance of Paraphernalia

The Offering Process: Bhoga and Arati

Preparing and Offering Bhoga

Performing a Simple Arati

Daily Schedule and Closing

🎮 Pixel Quest: The Arati Journey

Mood and Mindfulness

Guarding the Garden: Avoiding Offenses

The Theology of Prasadam

Knowledge Check: Service Standards

Quiz: Foundations of Worship

Quiz: Cleanliness and Setup

Quiz: Bhoga Offering Standards

Quiz: Arati Procedures

Quiz: Offenses and Etiquette

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ISKCON Home Deity Worship: Essential Standards for Sacred Service is a step-by-step course designed to help you establish, maintain, and deepen authentic Deity worship (arcana) in your home with confidence and devotion. Rooted in Srila Prabhupada’s teachings and the Narada Pancharatra, this program adapts temple standards to practical home life without compromising purity, reverence, or theological integrity. Whether you are setting up your first altar or refining long-standing practices, you will learn how to prepare a sacred space, maintain cleanliness, offer bhoga properly, perform simple arati, and create a realistic daily schedule that harmonizes devotion with work and family. The course clarifies the difference between idol worship and authorized Deity worship, cultivates the right devotional mood, and shows how prasadam transforms the home atmosphere. You will also gain clarity on paraphernalia care, contamination guidelines, and the sequence of offerings, supported by quizzes and interactive activities to reinforce learning. By the end, you will be equipped to practice Guru-Gauranga-Radha-Krishna worship with accuracy, mindfulness, and joy—nourishing your whole family through sacred routines centered on hearing, chanting, and service.

ISKCON Home Deity Worship: Essential Standards for Sacred Service

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            <p>The practice of Arcana, or Deity worship, is a profound expression of the Lord’s causeless mercy, allowing the Supreme Personality of Godhead to reside within our homes as the Arca-vigraha. By following the teachings of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, devotees learn that the Deity is not a mere statue or symbolic representation, but the Lord Himself appearing in a form we can serve with our material senses. This sacred service serves as the cornerstone of a Krishna-conscious household, transforming a mundane dwelling into a Vaikuntha atmosphere where every family member can develop a direct, personal relationship with Sri Sri Radha-Krishna. Through the authorized principles of the Narada Pancharatra, we invite the Lord to become the center of our lives, ensuring that our daily activities are purified and directed toward His ultimate satisfaction.</p>

<p>Establishing a home altar requires more than just physical space; it demands a deep commitment to Saucam (purity) and a disciplined adherence to Vaisnava standards. This course explores the essential elements of sacred service, from the meticulous preparation of Bhoga and the rhythmic performance of Arati to the maintenance of paraphernalia and the avoidance of seva-aparadhas. By balancing the Pancaratrika-vidhi of formal worship with the Bhagavata-marga of hearing and chanting, devotees can maintain a high standard of devotion that is both practical for modern life and pleasing to the Guru-parampara. Understanding these standards ensures that our offerings are accepted and that our homes become sanctuaries of Prasadam and spiritual bliss, guarding the garden of our devotion from the weeds of neglect or offense.</p>
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