The Beauty of Spiritual Gifting: A Timeless Tradition in Modern Times When we think of gifts, we often imagine birthdays, anniversaries, and festivals. But spiritual gifts go far beyond occasions. They are given to express blessings, peace, gratitude, love, and even healing. A simple diya, a silver-plated idol, a diety pendant, a tulsi mala, or a sacred incense fountain is much more than a gift , it is a prayer, a thought, and a piece of devotion passed from one hand to another. Unlike ordinary gifts, spiritual items carry intention. They are not flashy or trendy. They are rooted in something deeper. When someone lights an incense stick that you gifted, or places a brass Ganesha in their pooja corner, a part of your love stays with them. And that is something no luxury gift can match. A Tradition That Connects Generations. In Indian households, spiritual gifting has always been a part of tradition. Our grandparents often gifted silver coins, rudraksha malas, or Gita books. These w...