I have observed and even practiced the act of breaking a coconut before any Hindu ritual or before starting any auspicious deed.

It is also offered before God after breaking it. What does this signify? What makes coconut so special?

I referred this question. What is the significance of nãrikel (coconut) in pooja? but it seems like the question does not refer to the act of breaking a coconut and its significance.

I have observed and even practiced the act of breaking a coconut before any Hindu ritual or before starting any auspicious deed.

It is also offered before God after breaking it. What does this signify? What makes coconut so special?

I referred this question. What is the significance of nãrikel (coconut) in pooja? but it seems like the question does not refer to the act of breaking a coconut and its significance.

I have observed and even practiced the act of breaking a coconut before any Hindu ritual or before starting any auspicious deed.
It is also offered before God after breaking it.
What does this signify? What makes coconut so special?

PS: What is the significance of nãrikel (coconut) in pooja?
The linked question does not refer to the act of breaking a coconut and its significance

I have observed and even practiced the act of breaking a coconut before any Hindu ritual or before starting any auspicious deed.

It is also offered before God after breaking it. What does this signify? What makes coconut so special?

I referred this question. What is the significance of nãrikel (coconut) in pooja? but it seems like the question does not refer to the act of breaking a coconut and its significance.