Prana Pratishtha is a Hindu ritual that involves the consecration of idols or images in temples. This process is believed to infuse the idol with divine energy, allowing it to become a living embodiment of the deity it represents. The ritual typically includes chanting of mantras, offerings, and specific ceremonies performed by priests. The significance of Prana Pratishtha lies in its role in making the idol a focal point for worship and devotion. Once the ritual is completed, devotees believe that the deity's presence resides within the idol, making it a sacred object for prayer and spiritual connection.