Many people pray on these gods for different reasons. Some woman pray on them to conceive a baby or to be loved. Some men pray on these gods to give them strength to protect their families and to provide shelter and money for them. These gods are considered Gods of different planets.
Inside the temple they have different gods. All of these gods have different
meanings. For example, this lady god on the left represent a teacher that teaches
children the alphabet as well as English and Math problems. People pray on this elephant
god to the right for wealth, money, fortune and shelter
This tree represents donations that people donate to the temple. Some people donate food, clothes and some donate money. For each donation that is made, the people inside the temple pray so they can be blessed with always having money with them, as well as to always maintain and keep a job.
Hindu Desserts
This Hindu dessert is
call Jalebi. It is made
with Maida flour and
yogurt.
This dessert is called
Bal Mithai. It is made
our of milk and sugar
balls
This dessert is called
Kozhukkatta. It is made
out of Rice flour,
Sugar/molasses,
Coconut, and
Cardamom
*Inside the Hindu
Temple people
offered us
desserts.
This red dot that they are putting on Vanessa is called “Bindi”. They
use the color red because red is a traditional Indian color.
Traditionally it is a bright dot of red color applied in the center of the
forehead close to the eyebrows, but it can also consist of a sign or
piece of jewelry. Bindi can also represent as a symbol of the "third
eye" in Hindu Tantric philosophy but most ladies use it mainly as a
decoration.