Perform Pind Daan and Tripindi Shraadh of your Pitrus in Gaya

🙏🕯️ The last chance to please ancestors and seek their blessings

🌑✨ Do not miss this Mahalaya Amavasya. Become a part of the sacred Til Tarpan 🌾 and Pind Daan 🍃 rituals in Gaya and attain spiritual merit.
In Sanatan Dharma, Pitru Paksha holds special importance. This period is dedicated to remembering ancestors and performing rituals for the peace of their souls. Among these, the Amavasya tithi, also called Sarvapitru Amavasya or Mahalaya Amavasya, is considered the most sacred. On this day, Shraadh is performed for ancestors whose date of death is unknown or whose Shraadh was missed. It is believed that on this day, ancestors visit their descendants’ homes, and when offered Tarpan and Pind Daan, they are pleased and bless the family. This year, Mahalaya Amavasya is even more special because according to astrology, this is a rare coincidence, taking place after many years, when both the beginning and the end of Pitru Paksha are occurring during eclipses.

Learn the Importance of Til Tarpan and Pind Daan 🙏

During Pitru Paksha, two main rituals are performed. The first is Pind Daan, which means offering food to the ancestors, and the second is Tarpan, which means offering water. According to the scriptures, when Tarpan is done with til (sesame seeds) and water with devotion, it reaches the ancestors like nectar. It is believed that performing these rituals at a sacred place increases their benefits.The Garuda Purana and Vayu Purana mention that performing Shraadh, Tarpan, and Pind Daan is the duty of every person. This brings the blessings of ancestors and keeps peace in the family. Those who do not remember their ancestors or perform Shraadh may face obstacles and difficulties in life.Problems such as marital delays, concerns about children, struggles in career or education, or health issues are considered the results of neglecting these duties.

Therefore, performing Shraadh and Tarpan to satisfy and bring peace to ancestors is essential. In Hindu tradition, the Dharmaranya Vedi in Gaya is a highly revered place for Pitru Shraadh. It is believed that performing Pind Daan and Shraadh here brings satisfaction to ancestors and merit to the descendants.

For this reason, Sri Mandir is organizing Pind Daan and Til Tarpan in Gaya on Mahalaya Amavasya. By participating in these sacred rites, you too can become a part of this auspicious karma and earn blessings.

For peace of ancestors’ souls and relief from family disputes

Til Tarpan and Pind Daan

📿 Do you feel that your ancestors are restless and unhappy, causing persistent problems and obstacles in your life? 🪔👁️‍🗨️

It is believed that Pitru Paksha is a very important time for seeking peace and blessings for one's ancestors. The scriptures say that during this period, the gates of Pitru Loka (the realm of ancestors) are open, and the souls of our forefathers may find satisfaction and peace through shraadh, Pind Daan, and Tarpan. There is also a belief that these rituals may help reduce Pitru Dosha, allowing the ancestors' grace to remain with the family. shraadh Dashami, in particular, is described in the scriptures as being highly rewarding. It is thought that Tarpan and Pind Daan performed on this day can help ease the path for up to three generations.

Invite the grace of three generations through a sacred ritual 🙏🪔✨

Tripindi shraadh is a key part of this ritual, where pinds (offerings) made of sesame seeds, rice, and Kusha grass are offered for three generations: the father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. It is believed that doing so pacifies the souls of the ancestors, who in turn may bless the family with happiness and prosperity. In Pind Daan, pinds made of rice, sesame seeds, flowers, and water are offered at a holy pilgrimage site or river. This is considered very effective for seeking relief from Pitru Dosha. Similarly, Til Tarpan is a very important act for ancestral peace. Tarpan offered with sesame seeds and water is believed to help satisfy the souls of the ancestors and may open the way for stalled progress in the family. It is also believed that performing Til Tarpan on shraadh Dashami can lessen the effects of Pitru Dosha and foster peace, harmony, and prosperity within the family.

🛕 For all these rituals, the Dharmaranya Vedi in Gaya holds a special place. It is believed that Lord Sri Vishnu himself offered Tarpan here to his ancestors, granting them salvation. Therefore, this site is considered the supreme pilgrimage destination for ancestral rituals. This Pitru Paksha, especially on the tithi of shraadh Dashami, Sri Mandir will be arranging for Tripindi shraadh, Pind Daan, and Til Tarpan to be performed at the Dharmaranya Vedi in Gaya. This opportunity offers a way for devotees to seek peace for the souls of their ancestors and to receive their blessings.

This is an opportunity for devotees to seek peace for the souls of their ancestors and to receive their blessings.

For the peace of departed souls

Gaya Tripindi Shraadh, Pind Daan and Til Tarpanam

📿 Show the Path of the Lord to Ancestors through Pitru Rituals – A Rare Ceremony for the Peace of Departed Souls

🪔 Shraadh Paksha is considered the most important period for offering Tarpan to ancestors and receiving their blessings. It is believed that during these days, the doors of Pitru Loka remain open, and through Tarpan, Pind Daan, and Havan, the souls of ancestors receive true direction and peace. Performing Tripindi Shraadh, Pind Daan, and Til Tarpan on Shraadh Ekadashi is believed to reduce the effects of Pitru Dosha, remove obstacles in life, and invite the grace of forefathers upon the family. This day is seen as a golden opportunity to express gratitude to ancestors, pray for their peace, and bring happiness, prosperity, and harmony into the family.

🕉️ In this ritual, Tripindi Shraadh and Pind Daan are special Vedic rites performed for the peace and liberation of the souls of ancestors. In Tripindi Shraadh, three Pinds made of sesame seeds, rice, and kusa grass are offered for three generations — father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. It is believed that this satisfies the ancestors’ souls and bestows their withheld blessings on the family. In Pind Daan, Pinds made of rice, sesame, flowers, and water are offered in a sacred river or pilgrimage site. This ritual is considered highly effective for Pitru Dosha Nivaran and is believed to lead to peace, prosperity, and well-being in life.

🌿 Along with this, Til Tarpan performed on Shraadh Ekadashi is an extremely important Vedic ritual for satisfying and pacifying the souls of ancestors. On this auspicious date, at the Dharmaranya Vedhi in Gaya, Sri Mandir will offer Tarpan with kusa, sesame, water, and mantras. It is believed that Tarpan offered with sesame brings deep satisfaction to ancestors’ souls, and by their blessings, obstacles in life begin to diminish. Performing Til Tarpan on Shraadh Ekadashi is said to reduce the effects of Pitru Dosha, increase family prosperity, and invoke the grace of forefathers. This sacred ritual is also seen as the last opportunity of the year to express gratitude.

🛕 The Dharmaranya Vedhi, located in Gaya, Bihar, is considered a supremely holy site for ancestral rituals and Shraadh ceremonies. It is believed that Lord Vishnu Himself performed Tarpan for the ancestors here and granted them liberation. For this reason, this site is especially renowned for Pitru Tarpan and Pind Daan.

Did You Know - Performing Pind Daan and Shraadh at the sacred Dharmaranya Tirth in Gaya can bring peace to the souls of 20 generations in your family?

Pitru Paksha, also known as Shraadh Paksha, is one of the most significant periods in Sanatan Dharma, dedicated to honouring and appeasing our ancestors. During this time, it is believed that our ancestors descend from Pitru Loka to bless their descendants when rituals are performed with devotion. Devotees perform special rites such as Tripindi Shraadh, Til Tarpan, Pind Daan to bring peace, liberation, and contentment to the souls of their ancestors. The importance of this period is mentioned extensively in the Vedas, Upanishads, and Puranas. According to the Garuda Purana, performing these rituals is essential to free oneself from Pitru Rina - the ancestral debt carried forward through generations.

Among all sacred places, Gaya Teerth holds a special position in the tradition of Pitru Puja. Known as one of the most revered Moksha Teerths in India, Gaya is believed to grant eternal peace to ancestral souls when Pind Daan and Tarpan are performed here. According to scriptures, Brahmaji told Vyasa Ji that a demon named Gayasura had tormented both the gods and humans through severe penance. The troubled gods went to Lord Vishnu, who promised to destroy the demon. While bringing a lotus from the Kshir Sagar for Lord Shiva's worship, Gayasura, enchanted by Vishnu Maya, lay down in Kikata Desh. At that moment, Lord Vishnu struck him down with his mace, bringing peace to both gods and humans. Afterward, Lord Vishnu declared that Gayasura’s body would become a sacred place, and that offerings like Havan, Shraadh, and Pind Daan performed here would help devotees attain Swarg (heaven) and Brahmalok. As mentioned in the Garuda Purana - performing Pind Daan and Shraadh at the sacred Dharmaranya Vedi in Gaya can bring peace to the souls of 20 generations in your family, helping them find peace and liberation from the cycle of birth and death.

Join us at Sri Mandir for the Maha Tripindi Shraadh Puja at the sacred Dharmaranya Vedi in Gaya, one of the Panch Teerth Vedikas mentioned in the scriptures. Performing these sacred rites at Dharmaranya Vedi is believed to multiply the benefits manifold, helping pacify ancestral souls, resolve Pitru Dosha, and invite divine blessings for prosperity, harmony, and protection.

For Peace of Departed Souls

Gaya Tripindi Shradh, Pind Daan and Til Tarpanam

📿 Show the Path of the Lord to Ancestors through Pitru Rituals – A Rare Ceremony for the Peace of Departed Souls

🪔 Shraadh Paksha is considered the most important period for offering Tarpan to ancestors and receiving their blessings. It is believed that during these days, the doors of Pitru Loka remain open, and through Tarpan, Pind Daan, and Havan, the souls of ancestors receive true direction and peace. Performing Tripindi Shraadh, Pind Daan, and Til Tarpan on Shraadh is believed to reduce the effects of Pitru Dosha, remove obstacles in life, and invite the grace of forefathers upon the family. This day is seen as a golden opportunity to express gratitude to ancestors, pray for their peace, and bring happiness, prosperity, and harmony into the family.

🕉️ In this ritual, Tripindi Shraadh and Pind Daan are special Vedic rites performed for the peace and liberation of the souls of ancestors. In Tripindi Shraadh, three Pinds made of sesame seeds, rice, and kusa grass are offered for three generations: father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. It is believed that this satisfies the ancestors’ souls and bestows their withheld blessings on the family. In Pind Daan, Pinds made of rice, sesame, flowers, and water are offered in a sacred river or pilgrimage site. This ritual is considered highly effective for Pitru Dosha Nivaran and is believed to lead to peace, prosperity, and well-being in life.

🌿 Dharmaranya Vedhi in Gaya, Sri Mandir will offer Tarpan with kusa, sesame, water, and mantras. It is believed that Tarpan offered with sesame brings deep satisfaction to ancestors’ souls, and by their blessings, obstacles in life begin to diminish. Performing Til Tarpan on Shraadh is said to reduce the effects of Pitru Dosha, increase family prosperity, and invoke the grace of forefathers. This sacred ritual is also seen as the last opportunity of the year to express gratitude.

🛕 Garuda Purana Story Related to Gaya:

Lord Brahma told Vyasji that the demon Gaya caused immense suffering to the gods and humans through his severe penance. Distressed, the gods went to Lord Vishnu, who promised to end Gaya’s life. While collecting a lotus from the Ksheer Sagar for Shiva’s worship, Gaya was mesmerized by Vishnumaya and fell asleep in Kikat Desh. At that moment, Lord Vishnu killed Gaya with his mace, bringing relief to both gods and humans. Lord Vishnu declared that Gaya’s body would now be revered as a sacred pilgrimage site. It is believed that performing Yajna, Shraddh, and Pind Daan here grants devotees the attainment of Swarg and Brahmlok.

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