Can you describe the daily worship practices of the Tarkhad family as mentioned in the text?

The Tarkhad family demonstrated profound devotion through their daily rituals. As detailed in Chapter 9, Babasaheb Tarkhad, an incomparable lover of God, kept a painted image of Sai in a grand sandalwood shrine, where worship was conducted three times a day. His son was so dedicated that he would not consume any food until a 'Naivedya' (food offering) was first made to Sai's photograph. This daily worship was a comprehensive act, performed with body, speech, and mind after a morning bath, showing a deep and consistent reverence for Sai within their home.