Jwalamukhi - Satchandi Havan

"Bhog" refers to the food that is offered to deities during worship or rituals. The bhog consist of various thing like Fruit, Sweets, Cooked dishes and other vegetarian food items. After the offering of bhog to deity is done it is distributed as prasad. It is believed that by offering bhog to the God is best way of expressing devotation to the deities. 

Durga saptashati is also known as Devi Mahatmaya or chandi path. Maa Durga is pleased by performing Durga Saptashati path and Havan. Durga Saptashati path is dedicated to Durga devi. Both the Durga Saptashati Path and Havan are considered powerful ways to connect with the divine energy of Goddess Durga. This path and havan is performed to seek her blessings and protection.

Naavchandi havan is a Havan which is performed to worship the nine forms of Goddess Durga. Navchandi Yagna is a religious ritual involving sacred fire and chanting of mantras. The Navchandi Havan involves the recitation of differents foms of "Chandi Path" or "Durga Saptashati" which is a good sacred text that tells the story of Goddess Chandi's battles and victories over various demons and negativies forces. 

Aarti is religious ritual of worship. During Arti devotees express their devotion to the Goddess by singing arti and offering light in the form of diya. This rituals  symbolizing the removal of darkness and the presence of the divine light. Mangala arti is first arti in the morning. Mangala arti is important because it performed in "Brahma muhurta" and also bhog is offered to Goddess. In this arti and bhog ritual afternoon and evening both time arti is done and bhog is done. In whole day 5 times arti and bhog is offered to the Goddess. 

The "64 Yoginis" refer to a group of goddesses. The number 64 is significant in this context because there are traditionally believed to be 64 Yoginis. In this puja Maa kalika is main and her 63 female Sakhiyan are present. It is also believed that all these goddess is the incarnation of Kali Mata while fighting with a demon named Ghor. Das Mahavidyas and Siddha Vidyas are also counted among these sixty-four goddesses.