Book Tharpanam
Tharpanam is a sacred Vedic ritual performed to honor and express gratitude to one’s ancestors (Pitru) by offering water and sesame seeds. This ritual is a fundamental duty for Hindus, believed to bring peace to the departed souls and secure their blessings for the well-being of the family. Tharpanam is typically performed during Amavasya (new moon day), Pitru Paksha, or during specific religious occasions. You can book Tharpanam or arrange Amavasya Tharpanam online for convenience.
Key Insights
- Performed to honor and seek blessings from departed ancestors.
- Involves offering water, sesame seeds, and prayers to the ancestors.
- Typically conducted during Amavasya, Pitru Paksha, or on the death anniversary (Shraddha day).
- Main Purpose: To ensure the peace of ancestors’ souls and remove ancestral curses (Pitru Dosha).
- Main Ingredients: Water, sesame seeds, sacred grass (Darbha), and other offerings.
Our Promise
- Vedic professionals and experienced priests.
- Every ceremony adheres to the guidelines and practices of Veda.
- High-quality Samagri (items) to ensure a fulfilling ritual experience.
- Guaranteed punctuality and authenticity.
- Professional guidance and support.
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Description
Tharpanam is a deeply spiritual ritual that involves offering water mixed with sesame seeds to one’s ancestors while reciting Vedic mantras. The act of offering water (Jala Tharpanam) is symbolic of quenching the spiritual thirst of the departed souls and ensuring their peace in the afterlife. This ritual is essential for maintaining the spiritual connection between the ancestors and their descendants. It is believed that performing Tharpanam regularly, especially during Amavasya and Pitru Paksha, can help remove ancestral curses (Pitru Dosha) and bring prosperity, peace, and harmony to the family. You can also opt for Bali Tharpanam at home or choose to perform Tharpanam online if you prefer.
When To Perform Tharpanam:
- Tharpanam is traditionally performed on Amavasya (new moon day), Pitru Paksha, or during the Shraddha period.
- It can also be conducted on the death anniversary of the ancestor or any other suitable day as per the Vedic calendar.
Benefits Of Tharpanam:
- ➢ Ensures the peace and satisfaction of departed ancestors.
- ➢ Removes ancestral curses (Pitru Dosha) and brings prosperity to the family.
- ➢ Attracts blessings from ancestors for health, success, and well-being.
- ➢ Strengthens the spiritual connection between the ancestors and their descendants.
- ➢ Promotes harmony and reduces family conflicts.
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