Garud Puran Path is a Hindu ritual based on the Garuda Purana, a sacred scripture that describes the journey of the soul after death, rites for ancestors, and methods to attain spiritual liberation. The path involves the continuous reading or recitation of the text, often performed to seek peace for departed souls, ancestral blessings, and guidance on dharmic living. It is commonly conducted during Shraddha, Pitru Paksha, or other auspicious occasions to honor ancestors and perform rituals for their well-being in the afterlife.Garud Puran Path is a Hindu ritual based on the Garuda Purana, a sacred scripture that describes the journey of the soul after death, rites for ancestors, and methods to attain spiritual liberation. The path involves the continuous reading or recitation of the text, often performed to seek peace for departed souls, ancestral blessings, and guidance on dharmic living. It is commonly conducted during Shraddha, Pitru Paksha, or other auspicious occasions to honor ancestors and perform rituals for their well-being in the afterlife.
• Continuous or scheduled recitation of Garuda Purana
• Focus on ancestral rites, dharma, and spiritual guidance
• Performed to seek peace for departed souls
• Conducted during Shraddha, Pitru Paksha, or special occasions
• Includes prayers, rituals, and explanations by a priest or reader
• Devotional songs or bhajans may accompany the path
• Encourages moral living and awareness of life after death
• Distribution of prasad to participants
• Can be performed individually, in families, or in temples
• Often concluded with rituals for ancestors and blessings• Continuous or scheduled recitation of Garuda Purana@• Focus on ancestral rites, dharma, and spiritual guidance@• Performed to seek peace for departed souls@• Conducted during Shraddha, Pitru Paksha, or special occasions@• Includes prayers, rituals, and explanations by a priest or reader@• Devotional songs or bhajans may accompany the path@• Encourages moral living and awareness of life after death@• Distribution of prasad to participants@• Can be performed individually, in families, or in temples@• Often concluded with rituals for ancestors and blessings
Samagri
• Garuda Purana text or printed scriptures
• Kalash (holy water pot)
• Coconut
• Flowers and garlands
• Incense sticks (Agarbatti) and camphor
• Lamp (Diya) with ghee or oil
• Fruits and sweets for offering
• Rice grains (Akshata)
• Holy water (Ganga jal)
• Sandalwood paste
• Kumkum (vermilion) and turmeric
• Cloth or decorative fabric for altar
• Bell (Ghanti) and conch (Shankh)
• Panchamrit (milk, curd, honey, ghee, sugar)
• Seating arrangements for continuous reading
• Offerings for ancestors (pitru tarpana items)• Garuda Purana text or printed scriptures@• Kalash (holy water pot)@• Coconut@• Flowers and garlands@• Incense sticks (Agarbatti) and camphor@• Lamp (Diya) with ghee or oil@• Fruits and sweets for offering@• Rice grains (Akshata)@• Holy water (Ganga jal)@• Sandalwood paste@• Kumkum (vermilion) and turmeric@• Cloth or decorative fabric for altar@• Bell (Ghanti) and conch (Shankh)@• Panchamrit (milk, curd, honey, ghee, sugar)@• Seating arrangements for continuous reading@• Offerings for ancestors (pitru tarpana items)
Garud Puran Path
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