 The goddess is bathed (see "abhisheka") with panchamruta ("panch" meaning five and "amruta" meaning nectar of immortality), a mixture of usually honey, sugar, milk, yogurt, and ghee, every day during the festival.On the penultimate day (the fourteenth lunar day), the goddess' banner is worshiped and then paraded through the village in attendance of the village head-man ("gavali-patil") of Daregaon village and finally hoisted on the hill peak at midnight.On the last day, devotees visit the hill top to take darshan (pay respects to) of the holy flag.