Prasanna Sree is a traditional form of worship in Hinduism, primarily practiced in the southern regions of India. It involves rituals and offerings to deities, often focusing on the goddess Durga or other feminine divine figures. The practice emphasizes devotion, community participation, and the importance of spiritual cleansing. The rituals of Prasanna Sree typically include chanting, singing hymns, and making offerings such as flowers, fruits, and sweets. These ceremonies are often held during festivals or special occasions, fostering a sense of unity among participants and reinforcing cultural traditions within the community.