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		<title>Naivedya – The Sacred Offering of Food to the Divine</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Introduction – When Food Becomes Worship In Sanātana Dharma, food (anna) is not merely nourishment for the body — it is a manifestation of Brahman.Every morsel is sacred because it sustains the temple of the soul.When we offer food to the Divine before partaking, it transforms from ordinary sustenance into prasāda — grace made tangible. [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In Sanātana Dharma, food (anna) is not merely nourishment for the body — it is a manifestation of Brahman. Every morsel is sacred because it sustains the temple of the soul. When we offer food to the Divine before partaking, it transforms from ordinary sustenance into prasāda — grace made tangible. The act of offering food — Naivedya — is one of the most beautiful and essential steps in daily…</p>
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