Antyeshti, Antim Samskar (Sanskar), Antim Naman refer to the Vedic practices of Asthi Visarjan, immersing the ashes and remnants to rivers, seas and waterbodies. Places for Asthi Visarjan in India Avantika/ Ujjain Kshetra Varanasi/Kashi Kshetra Prayag Kshetra (Allahabad) Haridwar Ayodhya (Bharata Kund) Gaya Kshetra Gokarna Kshetra Kurukshetra (Sannihit Sarovar) Mathura Pushkar Matru Gaya (Siddhpur/Kapila Muni Ashram) Rameshwaram Srirangapatna
The Dhanishtha Vasu Panchaka Shanti is an ancient Vedic ritual performed to nullify the malefic effects of certain planetary and cosmic combinations that occur when a person dies during Dhanishtha star. Significance of the Dhanishtha Vasu Panchaka Shanti Pacifying the Panchaka Dosha Protection of the Family Blessings of Lord Shiva and Vasu Devatas
Narayanabali puja is suggested to get rid of obstacles in business, health problems, education, marriage, accidental death. It is also performed to get rid of problems created by curses from the deceased mother, father or other family members. Benefits of performing Narayanabali Puja Narayanabali puja is performed for the liberation of the souls of the ancestors Puja is performed for seeking good health, success and prosperity Narayana Bali helps in fulfilling wishes in business and…
Moksha Narayana Bali Puja ritual is performed by families to liberate souls of their departed family members who met an untimely or accidental death. Moksha Narayanabali is performed for the calming of the souls of the departed and to fulfil their desires and thereby address Pitru Dosha. The puja is performed by family members only. Moksha Narayanabali Puja is described in the Garuda Purana. Benefits of Moksha Narayanabali Liberation of the soul Helps get rid of negative effects…
Gaya Kshetra is one of the popular Mukti Sthalas in India. Muktisthal of Gaya Vishnupad Kshetra on the banks of Phalgu River is the most sought after place for performing Ancestral rites, Gaya Pind Daan, Shraddh Pujas, Pitru Paksha Shradh, Shraddh karya and may other Rituals.
Pitra Dosh is a Karmic Debt of the ancestors which needs to be paid by the person affiliated with Pitru Dosh in the horoscope. In simpler words, Pitru Dosh is formed in the horoscope of a person whose Poorvikas (ancestors or forefathers) could have knowingly or unknowingly committed wrong-doings or sins in their life journey. Benefits: Improved marriage prospects for family members whose marriages are delayed Issueless couples in the family will be blessed with a healthy baby Provides…
Trimbakeshwar Kshetra or Trayambakeshwar in Nasik is a popular destination for Pitru Paksha Shradh rituals such as Mahalaya Pitru Paksha Shradh, Pinda Pradaan, Shraddh2024, Pind Daan and Masika / Varshika Tithis, Tripindi Shraddh performed for the departed near and dear ones. Trimbakeshwar is a very ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and is among Dwadash Jyotirlings in India.
Thila homam is a Vedic ritual performed to bring peace to souls and comes to the rescue of souls of ancestors and others who may have suffered an unnatural death. This Vedic ritual performed to rid a person from the curse of Pitru Dosha and do away the difficulties that come with the Dosha. We have best Vedic Hindi Pandits, Bengali Purohits, Bihari pandit, Oriya Pandit, Marathi Gurujis,Tamil Vadhyars, or Priests from different sects, languages like Kannada, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu,…
Tripindi Shraddha is the Pind Daan procedure performed to the ancestors of the past three generations when regular Shraddh has been discontinued for various reasons for three continuous years. Tripindi Shraddha can be more effective when performed in Teertha Kshetras like, Gaya, Gokarna, Kashi, Rameswaram, Trimbakeshwar and Udupi. We offer Pandits for Tripindi Shradh in cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad along with Kshetras like Udupi, Kumbakonam, Gokarna, Rameshwaram,…
Shraddha (श्राद्ध्) is a faithful offering to the departed. Conscious beings in forefathers (Read as: Atma or soul) go to higher realms of existence. We need to remember them and offer our prayers and food to them. Shraddha Karma or Shradh is performed every year on the day of death of the parent as per the Hindu Panchangam date. Hence, this is also called Samvatsarabdika or Varshabdika. A Purohit can perform the Shraddh in lieu, due to conditions of bad health or other inability.
