Shraddha Karma
The Annual Shradh is a sacred ritual performed to honor and offer prayers for the departed soul. It is performed every year on the same tithi (lunar date) on which the person passed away. When conducted with complete faith, devotion, and a calm mind, the Karta receives the full spiritual benefits of the ritual, and the blessings of the ancestors (Pitru Kripa) continue to protect and guide the family.
The Annual Shradh Puja mainly includes the following steps:
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Vishwadev Sthapana Pujan: Invocation of all divine energies and ancestors.
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Pinda Pradan: Sacred rice balls (pinda) prepared with rice, ghee, honey, sugar, milk, and curd are offered to the ancestors with deep devotion.
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Tarpan: Offering of water mixed with black sesame seeds (til) to satisfy the departed souls.
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Brahman Bhojan: Feeding a Brahmin is an essential part of the Shradh ceremony, symbolizing the completion of the ritual.
Benefits of Annual Shradh
Performing Shradh brings ancestral blessings that help remove obstacles and support success in life. It also helps reduce the effects of Pitru Dosh, promotes peace within the family, and ensures spiritual well-being and harmony for future generations.
Muhurat for Annual Shradh
Shradh date or tithi is calculated based upon date of Death
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.
