Thithi at Rameshwaram
Thithi is a significant Vedic ritual performed to honor and appease one’s departed ancestors. It is typically observed on the death anniversary (Shraddha) of the deceased or during the auspicious period of Pitru Paksha. Conducting the Thithi ritual at the holy site of Rameshwaram adds immense spiritual value, as the site is renowned for rituals dedicated to ancestors, ensuring their peace and blessing the family.
Key Insights
- Performed to ensure peace and liberation of departed souls.
- Helps to overcome any ancestral challenges, such as Pitru Dosha.
- Main Purpose: To seek the blessings of ancestors and fulfill the obligation of Shraddha.
- Main Ingredients: Rice balls (Pindas), ghee, sesame seeds, Darbha grass, and other traditional offerings.
Our Promise
- Well-experienced Vedic priests and professionals.
- All rituals follow traditional Vedic customs and procedures.
- Full assistance in arranging the required Samagri (ritual items).
- Location: Rameshwaram, at sacred spots such as Agni Theertham and other temple vicinity areas.
Description
The Thithi ritual is an ancient Vedic ceremony performed to provide peace and satisfaction to the souls of ancestors. By performing this sacred ritual, the descendants offer prayers and food (Pindas) to their ancestors. This offering is believed to help the departed souls attain peace, ensuring their spiritual journey towards moksha (liberation). The Thithi ritual performed in Rameshwaram holds special significance due to the sanctity of the place, which is deeply connected to ancestral worship and rituals.
Conducted under the guidance of knowledgeable priests, this ritual involves offering pindas (rice balls) along with sacred mantras to invoke the ancestors and seek their blessings. This act is believed to alleviate the suffering of ancestors, remove ancestral curses (Pitru Dosha), and bring prosperity and harmony to the family.
When To Perform Thithi?
- Thithi is typically performed on the death anniversary (Shraddha) of the ancestor, according to the Tithi (lunar day) on which the person passed away.
- It can also be conducted during the auspicious period of Pitru Paksha, or on Amavasya (new moon day).
- The ritual may also be performed on any suitable day based on astrological guidance to remove Pitru Dosha or seek ancestral blessings.
Benefits Of Thithi:
- Provides peace and liberation to the departed ancestors.
- removes the family’s inherited curse (Pitru Dosha) and ensures prosperity.
- Ensures the blessings of ancestors, promoting success, health, and happiness.
- Helps reduce family conflicts and promotes harmony.
- Supports spiritual and material well-being of the descendants.
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