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💫 A sacred opportunity on Dashami Tithi for Shraadh Puja and Ganga Aarti dedicated to honoring and bringing peace to departed souls.

Our ancient scriptures, such as the Garuda Purana, describe that life is deeply tied to our ancestors. Just as we inherit their wealth and name, we also inherit their spiritual debt, known as Pitru Rin. When our forefathers are at peace, their blessings bring health, prosperity, and harmony to the family. But if the final rites and Shraadh rituals are not performed at the right time and in the proper way, their souls may remain restless, and their grief can manifest as obstacles in our lives. This is why it is considered highly important to honor ancestors during Pitru Paksha. It is believed that in this period, ancestral souls descend to Earth, receiving love, offerings, and blessings from their descendants.

Among these days, the Dashami Tithi holds special importance. Shraadh performed on this day is dedicated to those ancestors who passed away on Dashami according to the Hindu lunar calendar. This day becomes even more spiritually significant when the rituals are performed in Kashi — Lord Shiva’s eternal city, where souls are believed to attain liberation. The Pishach Mochan Kund of Kashi is especially renowned for freeing restless or bound souls.

Thus, on Shraadh Dashami, a special ritual of Pitru Shraadh Puja will be performed at Pishach Mochan Kund, followed by Ganga Aarti at Assi Ghat. Both are considered spiritually powerful ways to wash away sins and bring peace to ancestors. Through Sri Mandir, you can also join this sacred Shraadh Puja and honor your forefathers, ensuring their remembrance brings balance, peace, and positive energy into your life. 🌿🙏

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For Peace of Ancestors' Souls and Resolving Family Disputes

Dashmi Pitru Shraadh Pujan and Kashi Ganga Aarti

😔 Do you feel that no matter how hard you work, obstacles keep appearing? Are there constant arguments or health issues in your family that have no clear cause? 

According to scriptures, these problems can sometimes be signs of Pitru Dosh, which happens when the souls of our ancestors are not at peace. Their restlessness can affect the harmony and progress of their living family. This special puja is a way to seek peace for them, and in turn, bring harmony back into your life.

This Mahapuja is performed on a very powerful day - Ashwina Krishna Ekadashi or Shraadh Ekadashi. This is not just any Ekadashi; it falls during Pitru Paksha, the most important two weeks of the year for honouring our ancestors. Ekadashi is the sacred day of Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe. Performing Shraadh rituals on this day is believed to be highly effective, as it is thought that Lord Vishnu's direct blessings help the souls of the ancestors move towards liberation, or moksha. Praying for them on this special Ekadashi is a way to ensure your prayers for their peace are heard and answered.

To make this prayer even more powerful, the rituals are conducted in the holy city of Kashi, at the sacred Pishach Mochan Kund. This place is famous throughout India as a special site for ancestral rites. Its very name means 'liberation for restless souls,' and it is believed to be the one place on earth where rituals can free souls who are stuck due to an unnatural death or other deep sorrows. After the main rites at the Kund, a grand Ganga Aarti is performed. This offering of light to Maa Ganga completes the prayer, washing away troubles and ensuring the ancestors receive the full benefit of the puja.

Join this special puja through Sri Mandir on the sacred occasion of Ashwina Krishna Ekadashi. Offer your prayers from the holy land of Kashi to bring peace to your ancestors and welcome harmony into your family.

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Ekadashi Pitru Dosh Shanti Mahapuja and Kashi Ganga Aarti

 🪷 An auspicious opportunity on Dwadashi tithi to please the ancestors with a Mahapuja and Ganga Aarti.

In the Hindu faith, the rituals associated with Shraddha Paksha hold special significance. On this day, special ceremonies are performed to seek peace for the souls of ancestors and to receive their blessings. According to the scriptures, Pitru Dosha can be a cause of obstacles in life, discord in the family, financial crises, and mental unrest. This Mahapuja, taking place at the Pishach Mochan Kund in Kashi, is a way to satisfy the souls of the ancestors, and through their blessings, it may help increase harmony within the family. This worship, performed with sincere devotion, is also considered helpful for bringing ancestral peace, family happiness, and stability in life.

🪔 According to the scriptures, Pitru Dosha is considered a major cause of disputes, conflicts, and instability in a family. When the souls of the ancestors are not at peace, or if their Shraddha and Tarpan are not performed correctly, its effects may be seen in the lives of the family members. This can manifest as causeless quarrels at home, distance in relationships, mutual disagreements, and mental stress. In such situations, the Pitru Dosha Shanti Puja becomes very important. This puja, when performed by learned Brahmins according to all the proper rites, is believed to grant peace to the souls of the ancestors and can help increase harmony, love, and stability in the family.

🍃 Pishach Mochan Kund in Varanasi, where this great ritual is being held, is considered a very sacred and wonderful pilgrimage site. It is believed that bathing and worshipping here may bring relief from evil spirits, negative energies, and Pitru Dosha. According to a story in the Skanda Purana, Lord Vishnu established this Kund under the direction of Lord Shiva, so that souls trapped as spirits could attain salvation. Performing Tarpan and Pind Daan here, especially on Pitru Dwadashi, is of great importance. Devotionally taking part in this ritual is believed to bring peace to the ancestors' souls, and the effects of Pitru Dosha, discord, and misfortune in the family may be removed.

Do not miss this rare opportunity. Through Sri Mandir, you can join the Pitru Dosha Shanti Mahapuja and Kashi Ganga Aarti from the comfort of your home and find a path to harmony in your family.

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Dwadashi Pitru Dosha Shanti Mahapuja and Kashi Ganga Aarti

😔 Facing Unseen Obstacles in Life? Seek Ancestral Blessings on Shraadh Triyodashi in Kashi 🙏

Have you noticed that despite your hard work, life seems to stall? Career growth feels slow, family disputes arise unexpectedly, children face sudden challenges in studies or work, and recurring health or financial issues keep pulling your family backward. In Sanatan Dharma, such persistent struggles are often linked to Pitru Dosha - a spiritual imbalance caused when the souls of our ancestors remain restless or unsatisfied due to incomplete or missed Shraadh rituals.

According to scriptures, until our forefathers find peace, their unfulfilled desires can manifest as obstacles in the lives of their descendants. This is why Pitru Paksha, the sacred 15-day period dedicated to honouring ancestors, is so significant. During this time, it is believed that forefathers descend from Pitru Loka to Earth, seeking offerings, prayers, and remembrance from their lineage. Performing rituals like Shraadh, Tarpan, and Pind Daan, as prescribed in the Vedas, Upanishads, and Puranas, helps remove Pitru Rina - ancestral debts carried across generations.

On Shraadh Triyodashi, one of the most potent days in this period, the Pitru Dosha Shanti Mahapuja gains special significance. This puja will be conducted at the sacred Pishach Mochan Kund in Kashi, a revered Moksha Sthal mentioned in the Puranas. Worship here is believed to liberate restless ancestral souls from the Pishach Yoni, guiding them toward higher realms of peace and satisfaction. Complementing the puja, a special Ganga Aarti at Moksha Dayini Maa Ganga’s ghat in Kashi will purify karmic burdens and invite blessings of protection, prosperity, and harmony into your life.

This Shraadh Triyodashi, don’t miss the rare opportunity to honor your ancestors, calm restless energies, and restore balance to your family’s life. Join the Pitru Dosha Shanti Mahapuja and Kashi Ganga Aarti online through Sri Mandir and receive the divine blessings of your forefathers.

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For peace of ancestors' souls and resolving family disputes

Trayodashi Pitru Dosh Shanti Mahapuja and Kashi Ganga Aarti

💫 An Opportunity in Kashi for Pitru Shraadh Puja for the Peace of Departed Souls and Family Well-being

In Hindu dharma, performing Pitru Shraadh Puja in Mahadev’s city of Kashi holds great importance, as it is believed to grant peace and liberation to the souls of ancestors. Kashi is also called the city of liberation, where through Tarpan and Shraadh rituals, offerings are made to the forefathers. It is believed that this Mahapuja brings peace to the ancestors’ souls and bestows blessings of prosperity and mental peace in life. As part of this ritual, a special Ganga Aarti will be performed at Kashi’s Assi Ghat, where Mother Ganga herself is regarded as the destroyer of sins and the giver of liberation.

🪔 The Story of Pitru Paksha:

Many stories are associated with Pitru Paksha, one of which relates to the Mahabharata. After Karna’s death, when he ascended to heaven, he received gold and ornaments but was denied food. When Karna asked Indra the reason, Indra replied that though Karna had donated generously during his lifetime, he never offered food or water to his ancestors. Indra then granted him 15 days on Earth to perform Shraadh for his forefathers. These 15 days became known as Pitru Paksha or Shraadh. With this same significance, the Chaturdashi Tithi Puja in Kashi is being organized - an opportunity not to be missed.

💫 In Kashi, Pitru rituals hold special religious and cultural importance, as this sacred land is considered the supreme place for granting peace and liberation to departed souls. In Kashi, rituals like Pind Daan, Tarpan, and Shraadh are performed, which are believed to provide relief from Pitru Dosha. Offering homage to ancestors on the banks of Mother Ganga here is considered highly meritorious. These Pitru rites in Kashi not only bring peace to ancestors but also bestow prosperity, harmony, and blessings upon the family.

🍃 The Ganga Aarti, as part of this ritual, is a profoundly sacred and grand event. Though performed daily at the ghats, during Pitru Paksha it is considered especially fruitful. In this Aarti, Mother Ganga is worshiped with lamps, flowers, and ghee, filling devotees’ hearts with devotion and reverence. During the Aarti, chants, claps, and conch sounds accompany the offerings to the sacred river. This Pitru Paksha Chaturdashi ritual is regarded as exceptionally special and rewarding.

🛕 Do not miss the opportunity to join from home in the Pitru Shanti Chaturdashi Special Mahapuja being organized by Sri Mandir.

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