Shrimad Bhagwat Katha concludes with Havan Yagya and Bhandare.

Balyavyaas Kuj Anju Shastri Ji said that with the Havan-Yajna purifying the atmosphere and atmosphere, the person gets spiritual strength. Religious faith is awakened in a person. The doors of virtues open instead of fortifications. The deity is pleased with the sacrifice and gives the desired fruit. He told that due to listening to Bhagwat Katha, a person crosses from Bhavsagar. Srimad Bhagwat generates feelings of devotion, knowledge and disinterest. Just by listening to it, a person’s sins are transformed into virtue. A change in thoughts also changes the behavior of the person himself. Narrator Balyaviyas Ku Anju Shastri also described Bhandare’s offerings. He said that Prasad is made up of three letters. The first means Prabhu, the second one means Sakshat and the third means Darshan. Which we all call Prasad. There is an element of every story or ritual that makes the mind clear of intellect and mind. The human body is also the best offering given by God. The remaining portion of the Lord’s imposed enjoyment becomes a offering to humans. On the day of closing of the story, on Sunday, the rituals were worshiped. Havan and Bhandara were done throughout the day. People from all around the place offered sacrifice in this. All the devotees of the village also offered sacrifices in the havan. After the puja, the prasad was distributed by placing a bhandara. All the villagers expressed their gratitude to the devotees who came from far and wide. Thousands of devotees were present on this occasion, all the devotees who came from the area shouted the offerings of Bhandare.