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IF i am in my period can i still cook for priest ? Can i take Prasad ? can someone tell me what i am not allowed to do during this time ?  

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IF i am in my period can i still cook for priest ? Can i take Prasad ? can someone tell me what i am not allowed to do during this time ?

no you should not take prasad and cook also....According to the traditions you are not supposed to ddo anything that is considered religious....you should not cook for priest, but you can take prasad

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