Asthi Visarjan
Asthi Visarjan is a sacred Hindu ritual in which the remains (ashes) of a deceased person are immersed in holy rivers to allow their soul to attain peace and liberation (Moksha). This ceremony is highly auspicious and is generally performed at sacred places such as the Ganga (Haridwar or Varanasi), Rameshwaram, or other holy rivers across India. The immersion of the ashes in these holy waters is believed to purify the remains and help the soul find peace and release from the cycle of rebirth.
Key Insights
- Asthi Visarjan is performed to offer final rites to the departed soul.
- Immersion of ashes in holy rivers is believed to help the soul attain peace and liberation.
- Conducted according to Vedic traditions, ensuring spiritual sanctity.
- Performed in sacred rivers like Ganga, Yamuna, Rameshwaram, or Triveni Sangam.
- Helps in completing the final journey of the soul as per Hindu traditions.
Our Promise
- Guidance and assistance from experienced Vedic priests to ensure a proper Asthi Visarjan Ceremony.
- Complete arrangements for the ritual, including sacred materials.
- Location-specific services at holy rivers like Haridwar, Varanasi, Rameshwaram, etc.
- Professional assistance with all steps of the Asthi Visarjan process.
- Respectful handling of remains with punctuality and authenticity.
Description
Asthi Visarjan refers to the immersion of the ashes of a deceased person into holy rivers. The ritual is performed after cremation, following the collection of the remains (Asthi) from the cremation ground. The ashes are then immersed in sacred rivers to facilitate the soul’s transition to the afterlife, bringing peace and release from the cycle of rebirth.
This ritual is deeply rooted in the belief that holy rivers purify the remains and grant the deceased Moksha (liberation from the cycle of birth and death). It is often performed at places of spiritual significance, such as Haridwar, Rishikesh, Varanasi, Prayagraj (Allahabad), and Rameshwaram. If you cannot visit these sacred locations, you can also book Asthi Visarjan online and have the ceremony performed remotely by priests on your behalf.
When To Perform Asthi Visarjan?
- Asthi Visarjan should ideally be performed within a few days after cremation, depending on family circumstances and availability.
- It is recommended to perform it on an auspicious day, such as Amavasya (New Moon), Pitru Paksha, or any other favorable day as advised by a priest.
- Consult a priest to find the Asthi Visarjan best time, especially for the right astrological period.
Benefits of Asthi Visarjan:
- Ensures the soul of the deceased attains peace and spiritual liberation.
- Completes the final rites, allowing the soul to move forward in its journey.
- Provides relief from Pitru Dosha, which can affect descendants if ancestral rites are incomplete.
- Brings blessings to the family and helps overcome any obstacles related to the unrest of the deceased soul.
Whether performed at a holy river or remotely via Asthi Visarjan online, the ritual remains equally significant. It is also possible to arrange for Asthi Visarjan at home in certain cases, ensuring that the family can participate and honor the departed with due respect.
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