PujaPrem is designed around preparation, not just products. A Guide explains the scope of a puja or preparation task. A Kit page explains what is physically inside the box. Those are related, but they are not the same thing.
1. Start with the Guide scope
A Guide should tell you what kind of preparation it covers — for example, a simple home puja, a deity-specific puja, a festival, or another clearly named occasion.
Where family, regional, temple, guru, or priest guidance differs, follow that practice.
2. Check the exact kit contents
Every PujaPrem kit should have an exact included-contents list. Do not assume that a product title such as “Complete Puja Kit” means every item every household might use.
The product's structured Kit Profile is the source of truth for what is physically in the box.
3. Look for fresh or local items
Flowers, fruit, food offerings, leaves, milk, and other perishable items are often better arranged locally. A PujaPrem page should call these out separately rather than hiding them inside a generic checklist.
If a fresh item is actually included in a specific product, the product page must say so explicitly.
4. Notice optional or tradition-dependent items
Some items depend on deity, family, region, or tradition. PujaPrem should label them rather than turning variation into a false universal rule.
5. Use the checklist as preparation help
A checklist is meant to reduce forgotten items and last-minute confusion. It does not replace family or priest guidance.
6. If something looks inconsistent
If the Guide says an item may be used but the Kit page does not list it as included, trust the Kit page for what is physically shipped and arrange the missing fresh/local item separately if it applies to your practice.
If the Kit page and its exact contents disagree with each other, contact PujaPrem before ordering. The structured product data must be corrected rather than explained away in support copy.
What PujaPrem will not do
- claim one household method is universally correct;
- hide fresh/local exclusions;
- invent religious requirements to sell more items;
- promise spiritual or material outcomes;
- use a physical kit to redefine a Guide's religious scope.
Related help
- Simple Home Puja Guide
- Simple Home Puja Samagri
- How to Prepare a Puja Space at Home
- What if my family performs puja differently?
- What is included in a PujaPrem kit, and what do I arrange fresh?