Manasa Puja (mental worship) through this will grant you prosperity, wealth, longevity, and peace: Here is a brief idea on how to perform Mental worship which can performed anywhere and anytime.
Archana (offering prayers) is a practice that must be
performed daily without fail. Along with this, Manasa pooja is another practice
that should be done. Acharyas (spiritual masters) have attributed great
significance to Manasa puja. Numerous Manasapoojas dedicated to various deities
have been composed in the form of hymns (stotras).
The usual method is to perform Manasa pooja while seated
properly on any suitable seat (it is noteworthy that Manasa pooja can be
performed anytime and anywhere). Sitting on the same seat prepared for Archana,
close your eyes, and first visualize your chosen deity (Ishta Murthi) within
yourself. The seeker must make proper use of their imaginative power.
Closing your eyes, use your mind's eye to visualize a golden
throne either at the heart center or right in front of you. Imagine your chosen
deity seated on it. Next, mentally visualize bathing (abhisheka) the presiding
deity with pure water, milk, curd, ghee, honey, rose water, etc.
Imagine adorning the deity with beautiful silk garments, a
golden crown, gold ornaments, and so on. Visualize applying a tilak on their
holy forehead and offering a flower garland around their neck. Mentally perform
the floral offering (pushparchana), food offering (naivedya), camphor light
(aarthi), circumambulation (pradakshina), and prostration (namaskara) to the
deity.
Thus, performing Manasa puja by offering worship through
one's imagination is immensely helpful for the seeker's concentration, purity
of mind, and consequently, spiritual growth.
The power gained through focused Manasa Pooja is greater
than even the power obtained by having rituals performed by priests and ritual
specialists for many years.