Arcana-vidhi: The Method of Deity Worship
Vedic, Tantric, and Mixed
दत्त्वाचमनमुच्छेषं विष्वक्सेनाय कल्पयेत् । मुखवासं सुरभिमत् ताम्बूलाद्यमथार्हयेत् ॥ ४३ ॥
dattvācamanam uccheṣaṁ viṣvaksenāya kalpayet mukha-vāsaṁ surabhimat tāmbūlādyam athārhayet
他应再次向圣像奉上漱口的阿遮摩那净水,并将主所享用食物的余福供奉给毗湿瓦克塞那。随后再献上芬芳的口香(mukhavāsa)与备好的槟榔叶(tāmbūla)等供品。
In 11.27.43, the Bhagavatam describes that after offering ācamana to the Lord, the remaining water is offered to Viṣvaksena, and then fragrant mouth-perfume and tāmbūla (betel) are offered as part of respectful arcana.
Because Viṣvaksena is honored as the Lord’s principal attendant/guardian of worship, and offering him the remnant acknowledges proper devotional etiquette and protection of the sacred ritual.
Even in simplified home worship, one can cultivate reverence and order—offering items thoughtfully, respecting remnants as sacred, and honoring the Lord’s associates with proper devotional etiquette.