Skanda Purana — Prabhasa Khanda, Shloka 3
गन्धपुष्पादिभिस्तत्र भक्ष्यैर्भोज्यैः समोदकैः । चतुर्मुखं चतुर्थ्यां तु संपूज्य सिद्धिभाग्भवेत्
gandhapuṣpādibhistatra bhakṣyairbhojyaiḥ samodakaiḥ | caturmukhaṃ caturthyāṃ tu saṃpūjya siddhibhāgbhavet
Dort, mit Düften, Blumen und dergleichen—samt Gaben von Süßigkeiten, Speisen und Getränken—wer Caturmukha verehrt, besonders am Caturthī (vierten Mondtag), wird teilhaftig an Siddhi und Erfüllung.
Śiva (Īśvara)
Tirtha: Caturmukha Vināyaka
Type: kshetra
Scene: A four-faced Vināyaka is worshipped with perfumes, garlands, sweets, cooked foods, and refreshing drinks on Caturthī; devotees arrange offerings in orderly rows, lamps flicker, and the deity’s four faces suggest omnidirectional guardianship.
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Right time (Caturthī) and right offerings, joined with devotion, are celebrated as means to siddhi—successful completion of dharmic aims.
The Caturmukha Vināyaka shrine-site within Prabhāsa Kṣetra.
On Caturthī, worship Caturmukha Vināyaka with gandha, flowers, and food offerings (including modaka), to gain siddhi.