Achamana is the first step where the devotee sips water to cleanse the body and mind, preparing for a sacred connection with the divine.
In Sankalpa, a vow is taken to perform the puja with pure intentions, seeking blessings and divine grace.
Dhyana is the process of focusing the mind on the deity’s form, invoking their presence and spiritual energy.
During Avahana, the deity is welcomed into the sacred space, symbolizing divine presence.
Asana represents the offering of a seat to the deity, signifying respect and hospitality.
Padya involves washing the feet of the deity, which represents humility and purification.
Arghya is the offering of water for cleansing, symbolizing honor and devotion.
Another sip of water is taken in Achamana, reinforcing spiritual purity before continuing the rituals.
Snana is the process of bathing the deity with water, milk, and honey, symbolizing purity and devotion.
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