Bhog to make Ganpati Bappa happy!!!
Bhog to make Ganpati Bappa happy!!!
Ganesh Bhog- With the beginning of Ganesh Chaturthi, the worship of Ganpati Bappa started in every house. Ganesh Puja, which started today, will end after ten days and the idol of Ganpati will be immersed on the same day. Bhog is offered to Ganesha from the first day to the 10th day. If someone cannot offer his favourite bhog modak (Ganesh Modak), then many other types of bhog can be offered, which pleases Lord Ganesha. Today we tell you it's alternative. Many people are not able to offer modak to Ganesha every day, they can offer many other things as an alternative.
First Day (Modak)On the first day, offer him modak, which is the favourite bhog for Ganapathi. There are many types of modaks you can make and offer him for pooja.
Day 2 (Motichur Laddu)Motichur laddoos are very dear to Lord Ganesha. While worshipping as a child, offer Motichoor laddus to Bappa.
Day 3 (Besan Laddu)Besan laddoos can also be offered to Vighnaharta Ganesha. This is also one of Bappa's favourite dishes.
Fourth day (Banana)According to religious beliefs, it is considered best to offer fruits to any deities. Offer bananas to Lord Ganesha on the fourth day of the pooja. He likes bananas a lot.
Fifth Day (Kheer) Home-made Makhana kheer can also be offered to Lord Ganesha for bhog. You can enhance its taste by adding dry fruits to it.
Sixth day (coconut)In Hinduism, coconut has special importance in worship. Coconut is distributed and eaten as Prasad.
Seventh Day (Jaggery)Offering jaggery is considered very auspicious. If you roast it in ghee, then its taste increases manifold. This is a traditional bhog which is very much liked by Lord Ganesha.
Eighth day (Laddu)If there is any sweet that Lord Ganesha likes the most after modak, then it is different types of laddus.
Ninth day (Kalakand)Delicious sweets like Kalakand and Kopra pak made from milk can be offered as bhog. Apart from this, sweets made from milk and ghee should also be offered to Lord Ganesha.
Tenth day (56 Bhog)Offer 56 bhog on the tenth and last day of Ganeshotsav. It has great glory in Hinduism. This bhog of god is also called Annakut, which is made on the last day.
Ganesh Bhog- With the beginning of Ganesh Chaturthi, the worship of Ganpati Bappa started in every house. Ganesh Puja, which started today, will end after ten days and the idol of Ganpati will be immersed on the same day. Bhog is offered to Ganesha from the first day to the 10th day. If someone cannot offer his favourite bhog modak (Ganesh Modak), then many other types of bhog can be offered, which pleases Lord Ganesha. Today we tell you it's alternative. Many people are not able to offer modak to Ganesha every day, they can offer many other things as an alternative.
First Day (Modak)On the first day, offer him modak, which is the favourite bhog for Ganapathi. There are many types of modaks you can make and offer him for pooja.
Day 2 (Motichur Laddu)Motichur laddoos are very dear to Lord Ganesha. While worshipping as a child, offer Motichoor laddus to Bappa.
Day 3 (Besan Laddu)Besan laddoos can also be offered to Vighnaharta Ganesha. This is also one of Bappa's favourite dishes.
Fourth day (Banana)According to religious beliefs, it is considered best to offer fruits to any deities. Offer bananas to Lord Ganesha on the fourth day of the pooja. He likes bananas a lot.
Fifth Day (Kheer) Home-made Makhana kheer can also be offered to Lord Ganesha for bhog. You can enhance its taste by adding dry fruits to it.
Sixth day (coconut)In Hinduism, coconut has special importance in worship. Coconut is distributed and eaten as Prasad.
Seventh Day (Jaggery)Offering jaggery is considered very auspicious. If you roast it in ghee, then its taste increases manifold. This is a traditional bhog which is very much liked by Lord Ganesha.
Eighth day (Laddu)If there is any sweet that Lord Ganesha likes the most after modak, then it is different types of laddus.
Ninth day (Kalakand)Delicious sweets like Kalakand and Kopra pak made from milk can be offered as bhog. Apart from this, sweets made from milk and ghee should also be offered to Lord Ganesha.
Tenth day (56 Bhog)Offer 56 bhog on the tenth and last day of Ganeshotsav. It has great glory in Hinduism. This bhog of god is also called Annakut, which is made on the last day.