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Significance Of Aarti In Hinduism!
Aarti is an inseparable part of Hindu puja rituals. An aarti is usually performed after all the puja rituals are completed. It is performed by lighting an oil lamp and circling it around the deity. Apart from oil lamps, dhuna, conch shell, agarbatthis are also offered during the aarti to the deity. Sometimes, an aarti is also performed for a person to guard him/her against evil eyes.
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