Haridwar Ganga Ghat Pitru Tarpan

"Pind Daan" is a Hindu ritual associated with the performance of last rites for the deceased. In this ritual, an offering, known as "pind," is made to honour and satisfy the departed soul. The pind is typically a symbolic representation of the deceased person's body. 🔸During Pind Dan, prayers and rituals are conducted by a priest or family members. It is believed that by performing this ceremony, the soul of the departed attains peace and liberation. 🔸The ritual is often conducted near sacred rivers, particularly at certain pilgrimage sites like Haridwar, where the Ganges River is considered highly auspicious for such ceremonies. 🔸Pind Daan is an important aspect of Hindu funeral traditions, emphasising the spiritual journey of the soul after death and the significance of conducting proper rituals to facilitate that journey… 🔸After puja is offered, you will receive video of puja with your name & gotra.

"Pitri Tarpan" is a Hindu ritual where offerings are made to one's ancestors, known as "Pitris." The purpose is to pay homage and seek blessings for the well-being of departed souls.  🔸This ritual is often performed during specific times, such as Pitru Paksha, a fortnight dedicated to honouring ancestors. 🔸 Pitri Tarpan is believed to bring spiritual merit and is an expression of gratitude and reverence toward one's forefathers.  🔸It emphasises the importance of maintaining a connection with one's roots and acknowledging the contributions of ancestors to the family's lineage. 🔸After puja is offered, you will receive video of puja with your name & gotra.

Donating 1 Vastra (cloth) and 1 deep to the banks of the Ganga is a traditional Hindu practice often associated with religious rituals and auspicious occasions. These acts of charity are believed to bring merit and symbolise the offering of essential items to the sacred river. 🔸 Vastra Daan (Cloth Donation): Offering clothing, especially near a sacred river like the Ganga, is considered a virtuous act. It symbolises providing for the basic needs of others and is often done as a form of charity to benefit those in need. 🔸Deep Daan (Lamp Donation): Donating a lamp or light is symbolic of dispelling darkness and ignorance. It is a gesture associated with enlightenment and the spreading of positive energy. Offering a lamp to the Ganga can carry spiritual significance. Performing these acts by the banks of the Ganga is particularly considered auspicious because the river is considered sacred in Hinduism. The Ganga is believed to purify and sanctify, and making charitable offerings to it is seen as a way to accumulate spiritual merit… 🔸After puja is offered, you will receive video of puja with your name & gotra.