Why should they not? Lord Ganesha is considered the son of a major God of Hinduism (Shiva) and a major Goddess of Hinduism (Parvati, the universal mother). Ganesha is supposed to be the God with whose help obstacles can be overcome. He is the God of auspiciousness. All rituals, travels, enterprises, new years, begin with his invocation. His wives are supposed to be Riddhi (Prosperity) and Siddhi (Fulfillment). Actually, the worship of Lord Ganesha is growing very fast in India even in regions where he was not the main God. So what, if he is fat and has an elephants head? He is absolutely lovely to Hindu eyes.
Aarti means worship and performing aarti means worshipping the Gods in the form of deities
because they believe that each deity should be worshipped as it has a specific task.
hindus worship no guru
Some facts about Hindu worship is that people worship the god Brahman and other gods and goddesses, such as Shiva, Vishnu, and Parvati. People worship at a temple and make offerings to these different deities. There are over one billion Hindus in the world.
In the U.K mandirs are important to the Hindu community for reasons other than worship
Mandir means gladdening in English. It can also refer to a place where Hindus go to worship God by using forms of different deities.
Buddhist and Hindus worship at home or at a temple
In religions with deities (the Abrahamic faiths for example) the followers worship the deity and perhaps the saints, prophets and children of the deity. Other Religions such as the Hindus have a pantheon of deities for the followers to worship. Some groups such as Buddhists have no deities and worship nothing even though they revere the founder of their faith greatly.
no, hindus do not worship 5 times a day. However Hindus do worship 3 times a day, at dawn, at afternoon and at dusk.
why do there worship ganeha
when we hindus in big problems then they worship lord ganesha and the problems are ended.
No they do not. Hindus can worship at shrines. Even the shines in there own homes.