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A significant part of Shraddha is tarpan, where water is offered to quench the spiritual thirst of the ancestors. Performing Shraddha helps the souls attain moksha, or liberation, and brings blessings to the living family members. The ritual fosters a sense of connection with one's roots and emphasizes the Hindu belief in the continuity of life beyond death, linking the living with their ancestral lineage.
Pooja will be performed in: Bangalore
Location: Bangalore
Shraddha is a sacred Hindu ritual performed to honor and offer respect to deceased ancestors. It is an important part of the Hindu tradition, where family members pay homage to their departed loved ones, ensuring the peace and salvation of their souls. The ritual typically involves offerings of food, water, and prayers to Brahmins, who symbolize the deceased ancestors. Shraddha is usually performed during the Pitru Paksha, a fortnight dedicated to ancestors, but can also be conducted on death anniversaries. The offerings include rice, sesame seeds, and ghee, symbolizing nourishment for the souls. A part of the ritual involves tarpan, the act of offering water to the ancestors to quench their spiritual thirst. The belief is that by performing Shraddha, the family helps the departed souls attain moksha, or liberation from the cycle of life and death. The ritual not only provides spiritual benefits for the ancestors but also brings blessings and protection to the living family members. It fosters a sense of connection with one's roots and ancestors, emphasizing the Hindu belief in the continuity of life beyond death.