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😔 Are unresolved family issues and a sense of ancestral burden weighing you down? A Pitru Tarpan on a sacred day may help bring peace to your ancestors and your home.

The day of Bhadrapada Shukla Purnima is one of the most important and auspicious days for honouring our ancestors. This holy day, also known as Shraadh Purnima, marks the beginning of Pitru Paksha, the sacred fortnight of remembrance. It is believed that on this very day, the gateway to Pitru Loka (the realm of ancestors) opens, and our ancestors are allowed to visit their families on Earth for the next fifteen days. They come with hopes of receiving love, respect, and spiritual nourishment from their descendants. Performing Tarpan, the offering of water and sesame seeds, on this first day is like warmly welcoming them home. It is the first and most powerful opportunity to show our gratitude and ensure they begin their visit feeling happy and satisfied.

When this sacred ritual of the first day is performed at Manikarnika Ghat, its power grows immensely. Manikarnika Ghat is a place blessed by Lord Shiva himself. It is believed that Maa Sati's earring fell here, making it a powerful Shakti Peeth. Lord Shiva gave a special promise that any soul whose final rites are performed here would receive his 'Taraka Mantra', a sacred chant that frees the soul from the cycle of birth and death. By offering the first Tarpan of Pitru Paksha at this holy ghat, you are not just welcoming your ancestors; you are offering them a prayer at the very gateway to moksha, or ultimate liberation. It is considered the highest service one can do for their departed loved ones.

Performing this Pitru Tarpan at such a powerful place on such a sacred day creates a deep spiritual connection. It is believed this act can relieve ancestors of their karmic burdens and help them on their onward journey, filling them with peace. In return, these satisfied ancestors are said to shower their blessings upon their family. These blessings may help to resolve long-standing family disputes, remove obstacles from your life, and bring harmony, health, and prosperity to your home. It is a beautiful way to honour the past to secure a peaceful and blessed future.

Join this sacred Pitru Tarpan at Manikarnika Ghat through Sri Mandir on the holy occasion of Shraadh Purnima. Welcome your ancestors with love and seek their blessings to resolve family disputes and lead a harmonious life.

For ancestral karmic relief and resolving family disputes

Pitru Tarpan at Manikarnika Ghat

🔱 Shraddh Purnima, also known as Sarvapitri Amavasya, is considered the most significant day to offer tarpan and seek the blessings of ancestors. It is believed that on this auspicious day, rituals for Rahu and Chandra Dosha Nivaran become highly effective. When Rahu and Chandra create negative influences in the horoscope, they can lead to mental instability, family disputes, financial troubles, and Pitru Dosha.

At the sacred Rahu Paithani Mandir, Sri Mandir is organising a rare spiritual event during Shatabhisha Nakshatra 18,000 Rahu Mool Mantra Jaap and 10,000 Chandra Mool Mantra Jaap an extraordinary opportunity to seek peace, stability, and blessings.

🪔 The 18,000 Rahu Mool Mantra Jaap is considered a powerful practice to pacify Rahu’s malefic effects and bring relief from problems like mental stress, career obstacles, relationship issues, and sudden losses. Vedic priests will chant the sacred mantras 18,000 times, followed by a special havan, which is believed to reduce hidden obstacles and open doors to prosperity, stability, and success.

🌙 The 10,000 Chandra Mool Mantra Jaap focuses on restoring emotional balance, mental clarity, and peace of mind. When the Moon is weak or afflicted, it can cause stress, confusion, and difficulty in decision-making. In this ritual, Vedic scholars chant the Chandra mantras 10,000 times along with havan and offerings, which is believed to strengthen positive lunar energy, bring calmness, and enhance harmony and happiness.

🏵️ The Rahu-Chandra Grahan Dosha Nivaran Puja helps balance the unfavourable planetary combination of Rahu and Chandra, which often leads to deep emotional restlessness and life blockages. It is believed that performing this puja at Rahu Paithani Mandir removes negativity, brings mental stability, and opens new paths for peace, prosperity, and success.

Participate in this special Shraddh Purnima Anushthan organised by Sri Mandir and experience positive transformations in your life.

For mental stability and protection from the negative effects of Rahu and Chandra

Rahu Chandra Grahan Dosh Nivaran Puja - 18,000 Rahu Mool Mantra Jaap and 10,000 Chandrama Mool Mantra Jaap

📿 Feeling stuck in life? Find the right path to stability and happiness through this sacred ancestral ritual.

🪔 Shraddh Purnima, is considered the most important day to offer tarpan and seek the blessings of your ancestors. It is believed that on this day, the gates of Pitru Loka open, and through tarpan, pind daan, and havan, the souls of ancestors receive peace and satisfaction. After 100 years, a rare alignment has occurred, where both the start and end of Pitru Paksha coincide with an eclipse, Performing Tripindi Shraddh, Pind Daan, and Til Tarpan on this day is believed to reduce the effects of Pitru Dosha, remove obstacles from life, and invite the blessings of forefathers into the family.
This day is considered a golden opportunity to express gratitude to your ancestors, pray for their peace, and bring happiness, prosperity, and harmony to your home.

🕉️ In this ritual, Tripindi Shraddh and Pind Daan are special Vedic ceremonies performed for the peace and liberation of ancestral souls. During Tripindi Shraddh, three symbolic offerings (pinds) made of sesame seeds, rice, and sacred grass are offered for three generations: father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. It is believed this satisfies the ancestors' souls and brings their blessings to the family.
Similarly, in Pind Daan, pinds made of rice, sesame, flowers, and water are offered into holy rivers or sacred sites. This ritual is considered highly effective for removing Pitru Dosha and bringing peace, happiness, and prosperity to life.

🌿 Along with these, Til Tarpan the offering of sesame seeds is an important part of this ritual. On this auspicious day, Sri Mandir will organize this ceremony at Dharmaranya Vedi in Gaya. Using kusha, sesame, holy water, and Vedic mantras, offerings will be made to the ancestors. It is believed that Til Tarpan satisfies their souls and helps remove obstacles, leading to peace, harmony, and prosperity in the family.

🛕 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 havan, Shraddh, and Pind Daan here grants devotees the attainment of Swarg and Brahmlok.

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For resolving ancestral karma and bringing peace to ancestors' souls.

Tripindi Shradh, Pind Daan and Til Tarpanam

❓ Are constant setbacks, unexplained delays, or family conflicts leaving you restless despite all efforts?

 When difficulties repeat without reason - whether in marriage, career, finances, or peace at home - it is often linked to Pitru Dosh. This occurs when the wishes of ancestors remain unfulfilled or their unresolved karmas carry forward into the lives of their descendants. The result is unseen resistance: efforts collapse midway, harmony weakens, and the mind stays heavy with anxiety. In many families, this cycle may continue silently for years until proper rituals of Pitru Shanti are performed.

🕯️ Aghor Mantra Jaap for Pitru Shanti

 To address this, the Shraddha Special: Pitru Dosh Shanti Puja and 11,000 Shiv Aghor Mantra Jaap will be performed on 09 August 2025, Saturday (Ashwina Krishna Pratipada). Through pind daan, tarpan, and the chanting of 11,000 Shiv Aghor mantras, the puja seeks to bring peace to ancestors while invoking Shiva’s Aghor form to dissolve unseen blockages. Such a combination of ancestral offerings and mantra chanting is regarded in scriptures as the most direct path to harmony between the living and the departed.

🌿 Why Aghor Form of Shiva?

 Shiva in His Aghor form is the remover of deep-rooted afflictions - those connected with death, fear, disease, and ancestral unrest. Worship of this form is especially powerful in calming Pitru Dosh, bringing stability, and opening new pathways where earlier there were only obstacles. It is said that even the heaviest karmic burdens become lighter in the presence of Aghor Shakti.
Performing the Pitru Dosh Shanti Puja with 11,000 Shiv Aghor Mantra Jaap is not only a sacred act of devotion but also an offering of love and responsibility toward one’s lineage. It helps release the weight of unresolved ancestral karmas and restores balance to the family’s present and future. By seeking the grace of Shiva in His Aghor form, devotees open the way for lasting peace, protection, and progress in all areas of life.

 Through Sri Mandir, you can take part in this sacred Shraddha ritual and invite both ancestral peace and divine protection into your life.

For Peace of Ancestor's Souls and Well-being of the Family

Pitru Dosh Shanti Puja and 11,000 Shiv Aghor Mantra Jaap

🪔 Significance of Pitru Amavasya in Sanatan Dharma

In Sanatan Dharma, Pitru Amavasya holds special spiritual importance. It is the sacred day when we perform rituals like Shraddha, Tarpan, and Pind Daan to bring peace to our ancestors’ souls and help them attain moksha (liberation). According to the scriptures, during Pitru Paksha, it is believed that our ancestors descend from Pitru Lok to Earth to receive offerings, prayers, and respect from their descendants.

🍃 Each day of this period has its own spiritual significance, but the last day is considered the final opportunity to perform these sacred rituals. The Vedas, Upanishads, and Puranas explain in detail the importance of performing Tarpan on Shraddha Amavasya. As per the Garuda Purana, if these rituals are not performed, ancestral debts may remain unsettled, which can lead to challenges like job delays, career obstacles, financial struggles, health problems, and hurdles in children’s education.

🪶 On this sacred occasion, Sri Mandir is organizing the Panch Teerth Pitru Dosh Nivaran Mahapuja on Sarva Pitru Amavasya. Five of India’s most revered moksha-giving sites have been chosen, where special pujas will be conducted simultaneously:

🛕 Dharmaranya Vedi, Gaya – As mentioned in the Vishnu Purana, performing Shraddha here grants peace and liberation to ancestors.

🛕 Gokarna Kshetra, Karnataka – As described in the Skanda Purana, rituals here fulfill the unfulfilled wishes of ancestors and free their souls.

🛕 Ganga Ghat, Haridwar – The holy Ganga is believed to grant moksha. Performing Tarpan and Pind Daan here removes ancestral suffering and brings blessings.

🛕 Rameshwaram Ghat, Tamil Nadu – It is believed that Lord Shri Ram himself performed Pitru Tarpan here, making this site extremely auspicious for ancestral peace.

🛕 Pishach Mochan Kund, Kashi – Rituals performed here are believed to release ancestors from karmic bondages and guide their souls to higher realms.

During this Maha Puja, devotees will witness sacred offerings including Ganga Dugdh Abhishek (milk offering to Ganga), Panch Bhog Arpan, Deep Daan, and a grand Ganga Aarti. This ritual, when performed with full devotion, is believed to bring peace to ancestral souls, prosperity to the family, and harmony in life.

Organized by Sri Mandir, this powerful Maha Puja will take place simultaneously at all five moksha sites, further amplifying its spiritual strength.

🪔 It is a rare and divine opportunity to receive your ancestors’ blessings for happiness, peace, and prosperity in your home and life.

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