Performing Udaka Shanti involves the following steps:

1. Preparation: Cleanse yourself by taking a bath and wear clean, traditional attire. Set up a clean and dedicated space for the pooja, preferably with a consecrated Kalash.

2. Kalash Preparation: Fill the Kalash with water and add sacred items like turmeric, vermilion, flowers, and leaves. Place a coconut on the Kalash and decorate it with auspicious symbols.

3. Invocation: Invoke the presence of the deities by chanting their respective mantras and offering prayers. Request their blessings and divine grace for the Udaka Shanti ceremony.

4. Chanting the Udaka Shanti Mantras: Chant the Udaka Shanti mantras, which consist of 1441 lines, focusing on the purification and invocation of positive energies. These mantras are traditionally chanted to invoke peace, harmony, and well-being.

5. Sprinkling Water: While chanting the mantras, take a spoon or a leaf and sprinkle the water from the Kalash on yourself and others present. The water is believed to carry the divine energy and blessings.

6. Prayers and Offerings: Offer prayers to the deities, expressing gratitude and seeking their blessings for peace, prosperity, and protection. Offer flowers, incense, fruits, and other sacred items as a mark of devotion.

7. Aarti and Concluding Rituals: Conclude the pooja by performing aarti, waving a lit camphor or ghee lamp in front of the deities. Seek their blessings and express your gratitude for their divine presence.

It is important to note that the Udaka Shanti ceremony may have variations in rituals and practices based on regional customs and individual preferences. Consulting with a priest or individuals experienced in Udaka Shanti will provide more accurate guidance and instructions based on your specific cultural and religious traditions.