Shraddh Pooja

Service Description

Shraddh Pooja is a sacred Hindu ritual dedicated to honoring and paying homage to one's ancestors, particularly deceased parents. This timeless tradition reflects gratitude and remembrance for the love, sacrifices, and contributions of ancestors in shaping our lives. Our Shraddh Pooja Service caters to both individual and collective rituals: 1. Individual Shraddh Pooja: Performed on the specific death anniversaries (thithis) of the departed parents or ancestors as per the Hindu calendar. 2. Pitru Paksha Shraddh: A collective homage during the sacred fortnight of ancestors, observed annually before Sharad Navaratri in autumn. The term "Shraddh" originates from the Sanskrit word meaning "faith" or "devotion," emphasizing the sincerity with which the rituals are conducted. Key elements of our service include: - Brahmana (Priest) Engagement: Qualified priests are invited to lead the ritual. - Tarpan: Tarpan is a vital ritual in Shraddh Pooja, where water blended with sesame seeds, barley, and kush grass is offered to ancestors as a gesture of respect, gratitude, and duty towards them. - Pinda Pradaana: Sacred rice balls are offered to three generations of ancestors on both paternal and maternal sides. - Gau Daan (Cow Donation): A symbolic and sacred act of donating a cow or its equivalent to honor the departed and attain spiritual merit. - Shayya Daan (Bed Donation): The act of donating bedding materials, symbolizing comfort and respect for the departed souls. - Devotional Acts: Feeding Brahmanas and seeking their blessings. Our Shraddh Pooja service ensures adherence to traditional Vedic guidelines, incorporating auspicious daans (donations) like Gau Daan and Shayya Daan to amplify the spiritual benefits. This comprehensive approach fosters spiritual peace, ancestral blessings, and family harmony.