Shraddha Karma Puja

🕯️ Shraddha Karma Puja (श्राद्ध कर्म पूजा)

Shraddha Karma is a deeply sacred ritual in Sanatan Dharma performed to pay homage to one's ancestors (Pitru). It involves offering food, water, prayers, and tarpan to the departed souls, expressing gratitude, love, and respect, and ensuring their spiritual peace and liberation (moksha).

It is most commonly performed during Pitru Paksha, death anniversaries (tithi), or as a remedial measure for Pitru Dosh in one's horoscope.

🌟 Why Perform Shraddha Karma Puja?

• To satisfy and honor ancestors' souls

• To remove Pitru Dosh, family issues, or repeated misfortunes

• For peace and elevation of the departed soul

• To seek ancestral blessings for prosperity, health, and success

• Helps in resolving family karma and generational blockages

• Brings mental peace and spiritual satisfaction to the performer

🕉️ Types of Shraddha Rituals

1. Pind Daan – Offering symbolic rice balls to ancestors

2. Tarpan – Offering water with sesame, flowers, and mantra to invite Pitras

3. Shraddha Bhojan – Feeding Brahmins or needy as a gesture of charity

4. Narayan Bali / Tripindi Shraddha – For unsettled or untimely departed souls

5. Annual Shraddha – On the death tithi of the ancestor

6. Pitru Paksha Shraddha – Performed during 15 days dedicated to ancestors

7. Mahalaya Shraddha – On Amavasya of Pitru Paksha (most significant)

📅 Best Times to Perform Shraddha

• Pitru Paksha (15 days before Sarva Pitri Amavasya, usually Sep–Oct)

• On death anniversary (as per lunar tithi)

• On Amavasya, Gaya Shraddha, Pitra Dwadashi, or Grahan days

• Urgent Shraddha can also be performed any time under guidance

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