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Garud Puran Path

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.

Antim Kriya puja

Antim Kriya, also known as last rites or funeral rites, is a set of Hindu rituals performed for the deceased to ensure the peaceful journey of the soul and to attain liberation (moksha). These rites typically include preparation of the body, cremation (or burial in some traditions), offerings, chanting of mantras, and post-cremation rituals. The ceremonies are guided by priests and involve family members, emphasizing respect, remembrance, and spiritual closure.Antim Kriya, also known as last rites or funeral rites, is a set of Hindu rituals performed for the deceased to ensure the peaceful journey of the soul and to attain liberation (moksha). These rites typically include preparation of the body, cremation (or burial in some traditions), offerings, chanting of mantras, and post-cremation rituals. The ceremonies are guided by priests and involve family members, emphasizing respect, remembrance, and spiritual closure.

Tervi Puja

Tervi Puja is a Hindu ritual performed on the third day (Tervi) after a significant event, such as birth, marriage, or a religious ceremony, to seek divine blessings and ensure prosperity, health, and well-being. It is commonly observed in family settings with prayers, offerings, and specific rituals depending on the occasion. The puja is meant to remove obstacles, strengthen family bonds, and bring spiritual protection.Tervi Puja is a Hindu ritual performed on the third day (Tervi) after a significant event, such as birth, marriage, or a religious ceremony, to seek divine blessings and ensure prosperity, health, and well-being. It is commonly observed in family settings with prayers, offerings, and specific rituals depending on the occasion. The puja is meant to remove obstacles, strengthen family bonds, and bring spiritual protection.

Garud Puran Path

Garud Puran Path is a Hindu ritual involving the recitation of the Garud Puran, a sacred scripture that describes the journey of the soul after death, rites for ancestors, and guidelines for righteous living. This path is performed to honor ancestors, remove negative energies, and seek spiritual guidance. It is often conducted during Shraddha, Pitru Paksha, or other auspicious occasions, providing peace and blessings to both the living and departed souls.Garud Puran Path is a Hindu ritual involving the recitation of the Garud Puran, a sacred scripture that describes the journey of the soul after death, rites for ancestors, and guidelines for righteous living. This path is performed to honor ancestors, remove negative energies, and seek spiritual guidance. It is often conducted during Shraddha, Pitru Paksha, or other auspicious occasions, providing peace and blessings to both the living and departed souls.

Pitru paksha shradh puja

• It begins after Ganesh Chaturthi and ends on Amavasya (new moon day), known as Sarvapitri Amavasya.
• Shradh rituals like Tarpan (water offering) and Pind Daan (rice ball offering) are performed to seek blessings and peace for departed souls.
• It is believed that performing Shradh during this time helps remove Pitru Dosh and brings prosperity and harmony in life

Pind Daan puja

• It involves offering pind (rice balls) and tarpan (water mixed with sesame seeds) while chanting mantras under the guidance of a priest.
• This ritual is considered a sacred duty (Pitru Rina) and is believed to remove Pitru Dosh (ancestral karmic imbalance).
• Gaya in Bihar is the most renowned site for performing Pind Daan, especially during Pitra Paksha.

Narayan bali puja

• It helps relieve families from Pitru Dosh, which can cause financial instability, health issues, delays in marriage, and repeated setbacks.
• The ritual involves symbolic cremation of a rice-made human effigy, representing the departed soul, followed by offerings and mantras to guide the soul toward peace.
• It is often performed along with Nag Bali Puja and Tripindi Shradh for complete ancestral healing.

Bharani Shraddha Puja

• It is not tied to a specific tithi but usually falls on Chaturthi, Panchami, or occasionally Tritiya during Mahalaya Paksha.
• This Shraddha is considered more potent than regular Shraddha rituals and is often referred to as Maha Bharani Shraddha.
• It is believed to be the day of Yama, the deity of death, making it especially effective for ancestral liberation and karmic cleansing.