8. Differentiate upsana from tirthayatra.

Upasana simply means "worship" and "sitting near, attend to." The word also applies to one of the Vedas' three kha-a, one that focuses on adoration. However, a tirtha is simply a "ford" or a "crossing-place," and tirthas are locations where one can "cross over" to create contact with holy powers less readily experienced in daily life. The Sanskrit term commonly translated as pilgrimage, tirthayatra, is a compound word meaning a "trip (yatra) to a crossing place (tirtha)."

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