There is a Mini Mandap Oil Representing

Between the Grains and Fruits  the Human Soul. The Human Soul Isplaced Among Various Grains and Fruits Such That a Person Would Prosper Throughout the Year as Each Object Represented a Specific God and It Was Believed That Each God Would Bless the Person. An Oil Lamp is Lit on Top of a Mandala With a Wick as Long as One's Face and a Velvet Cloth Facing the Four Directions So That One Becomes Famous in All Parts of the Earth.

In Addition to Worshiping Oneself, All Household Items Such as Brooms, Basins, Utensils, Machines, Etc. Are Also Worshiped in the Same Way. This Year I Did It With Sri Lanka WhatsApp Number List My Brother and His Family. This Year My Cousins ​​are in Nepal So We Only Have Individuals Instead of the Individuals We Had Last Year. For the Puja First Water is Sprinkled on the Floor to Purify It and Then We Make Mandap in Front of a Row of Seats on the Floor Where We Sit. Our Mandap is Designed by Me and I Print Them on Paper but in Nepal They Are Handmade on the Floor Using Oil Rice Flour Cinnabar Puffed Rice and Sometimes Beans.



The Number of Mandap Required is Three Plus the Number of People Performing the Puja. We Need Three Smaller Mandals at the Top of the Row for the Family Deity and One Mandal for Each Member Who Performs. Then at the End of the Row We Drew a Crow to Symbolize Yama, the God of Death. Normally the Puja is Done by the Eldest Member of the Family but This Year I Did the Process as My Cousin Was Not in Sydney.