Rules for offering food in the temple: Worship is always a medium of expressing gratitude to God. Lighting lamps, performing aarti and offering bhog during puja are part of the worship of God. Any puja or ritual is considered incomplete without all these activities. After offering food to the Gods and Goddesses, everyone accepts the same food as Prasad, but it is important to know which mantra should be recited and which rules should be followed while offering the food.

While offering food, chant these mantras

Many rules to worship have been mentioned in the scriptures. At the same time, no puja is complete without Prasad. In such a situation, if you chant this mantra while offering food to God, you will get manifold benefits of worship.

The object of my life is dedicated to Govind Tubhyameva. The famous God is present in front of the household.

Whenever you offer food to the Lord, chant this mantra. Through this we pray that he accepts our offerings and bestows his blessings on us.

rules of offering

Bhog should always be prepared in a pure and clean manner. If you offer your favorite food to the Gods and Goddesses, you will get more benefits. It is also important to take care of the food container while offering food. Always choose gold, silver, copper or brass utensils for offering. Apart from this, offerings can also be made in clay or wooden utensils.

Aluminum, iron, steel or plastic utensils should never be used for offering food. After offering Bhog, leave it in the temple for some time.

Keep these rules in mind also

• Keep a basil leaf in the offering. God does not accept offerings without Tulsi.
• Place the offering plate or bowl in front of the idol or picture of the God.
• Now take water in your hands and rotate it around the plate and leave it.
• Leave the offering before the Lord for 5 to 10 minutes.
• Now close your eyes for a while and mentally offer food to God.
• After this, distribute the Prasad among all the family members.