Shraddha Karma
Shraddha Karma after death is a sacred set of rituals performed to ensure the peaceful journey of the soul and to fulfill the final duties of the family toward the departed. According to Hindu tradition, after death the soul enters a transitional phase and needs spiritual support through prayers, charity, and Vedic rites. One of the most important practices during this period is the Garud Puran Path, which explains the soul’s journey after death, the results of karma, and the importance of righteous living. Listening to this path is believed to guide the soul toward higher realms and bring awareness and detachment to the family.
Available Package for Shraddh Karma
- Garud Puran Path - Complete Garud Puran Path for 6-7 days
- 13th day only Ritual Shraddha Karma- All rituals like Pagri Bandhan and Havan on 13th day
- 13 days Rituals Shraddha Karma - Complete Garud Puran Path + 10wi+11wi+12wi and 13wi ritulas
- Annual Shraddha Barsi- Annual Shradh Karma performed on the tithi with Pind daan and Tarpan
On the 10th day (Dasvi), purification rituals are performed, symbolizing the gradual release of the soul from earthly bonds. The 11th day (Gyarahvi) involves offerings of pind daan and food to Brahmins, representing nourishment for the subtle body of the departed. On the 12th day (Barahvi), special Shraddha is done to help the soul gain stability in the ancestral realm. The 13th day (Terahvi) marks the completion of mourning rituals, where the soul is formally united with the Pitras (ancestors). These rites bring peace to the departed soul and spiritual strength to the family.
Fasting Guidelines
Please observe a fast until the complete shraddha is completed.
Muhurat for Shraddha Karma
Shradh date start from the day of death to 13 wil and Annual shraddh date is calculated as Barsi Tithi by purohit
Pandit for Shraddha Karma
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Pooja's FAQ
Certainly, you have the flexibility to alter the date and time of the pooja. Kindly get in touch with POOJAT customer care for coordination.
Shraddha is usually performed during the Pitru Paksha, a specific lunar fortnight dedicated to honoring ancestors. Additionally, it can be performed on the death anniversary (tithi) of an individual's departed family member.
Shraddha Karma is typically performed annually, usually during the Pitru Paksha. Some families may also choose to perform it more frequently based on their specific traditions or beliefs.
Shraddha Karma is generally performed by the male descendants of the deceased person, such as sons or grandsons. However, in contemporary times, the ritual can be performed by any family member willing to carry out the responsibility.
Certainly, you have the flexibility to alter the date and time of the pooja. Kindly get in touch with POOJAT customer care for coordination.
The number of pinda offered during Shraddha Karma may vary based on family traditions and regional customs. The ritual may involve offering a specific number of pinda to represent different generations of ancestors.
