Usha Arghya

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Usha Arghya is the concluding early-morning offering to the rising sun goddess Usha during the final day of the Hindu festival Chhath Puja.

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Label Occurrences
Usha Arghya canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chhath Puja ritual
Hindu religious ritual
ritual offering
associatedWith rising sun
associatedWithCommunity devotees of Chhath Puja
associatedWithConcept dawn
devotion
purity
associatedWithDeity Surya
Usha
culturalRegion South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent
etymology "Arghya" refers to a ritual offering of water
"Usha" refers to the dawn goddess
honorsDeity Usha
involves offering of water to the sun
standing in a river or water body
languageOfName Sanskrit
offeringTo Usha
partOf sun worship traditions in Hinduism
performedDuring Chhath Puja
performedOn final day of Chhath Puja
phaseOfFestival concluding ritual
purpose expressing gratitude to the sun
seeking blessings for prosperity and well-being
religion Hinduism
sequenceRelation Sandhyavandanam
surface form: performed after Sandhya Arghya
timeOfDay early morning

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Chhath Puja fourthDayName Usha Arghya