Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "A Hindu priest may refer to either of the following: an archaka conducting ritual worship at a Hindu temple a Vedic purohitaTraditionally, priests have come from the Brahmin caste, although in various parts of India, people from other communities (such as Lingayats in parts of Karnataka) have performed the function. In modern times, archakas have been recruited from various communities with lesser regard to caste.Hindu priests are known to perform services often referred to as puja. Priests are identified as pandits or pujaris amongst devotees. Priests were the instigating factor to why ordinary people of Hindu religion became indulged severely in a devotional path. Hindu priests through their extended knowledge of the literature, the Bhagavad Gita and the Ramayana were able to encourage the Hindu community's devotion to Hindu deities."@en }
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- Hindu_priest abstract "A Hindu priest may refer to either of the following: an archaka conducting ritual worship at a Hindu temple a Vedic purohitaTraditionally, priests have come from the Brahmin caste, although in various parts of India, people from other communities (such as Lingayats in parts of Karnataka) have performed the function. In modern times, archakas have been recruited from various communities with lesser regard to caste.Hindu priests are known to perform services often referred to as puja. Priests are identified as pandits or pujaris amongst devotees. Priests were the instigating factor to why ordinary people of Hindu religion became indulged severely in a devotional path. Hindu priests through their extended knowledge of the literature, the Bhagavad Gita and the Ramayana were able to encourage the Hindu community's devotion to Hindu deities.".