Start the day with aarti, a traditional Hindu devotional rite, and sing devotional songs to honor Lord Ganesha.
Lighting diyas (oil lamps) and incense sticks. Offer flowers, scented perfumes, and homemade delicacies such as Modak, which is a favorite of Lord Ganesha.
As Visarjan's Muhurat approaches, gather your family around the puja altar and gently lift the statue to conclude Lord Ganesha's stay at your home.
Praying thanksgiving to Lord Ganesha for blessings and removing obstacles strengthens the relationship between the devotee and the god.
The act of sprinkle Akshata, a mixture of uncooked rice and turmeric, over an idol and place curd in Ganesha's hands signifies prosperity and good luck.
A symbolic supper of dried coconut, jaggery, and five grains is believed to aid Lord Ganesha in his return journey to Mount Kailash.
Before embarking on Visarjan, place an idol around your home and ensure each room is filled with the heavenly presence.
The ritual involves a coconut being shattered over an idol's head, then submerged in water at the Visarjan location, followed by removing ornaments.