Here is Information Video about Pitru Paksha and Shraddh Vidhi in Hindi.
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Monday, September 19, 2016
Sunday, September 11, 2016
Pitru Paksh Shraddh Whats app Status-Facebook Sms-Greetings-Pictures-Scraps
Pitru Paksha is a special program which we pray for our family member, who is no more.Pitru Paksha is one of the most important ceremonies of Hindus. Pitru Paksha is celebrated on the half of Hindu ashvin month.Here is Pitru Pksh Shraddh Special Whats app Status, Facebook Sms,Greetings,Pictures and Scraps.
Pitru Paksh Shraddh Whats app Status
May The Spirit Of Pitru Paksha Remains
Everywhere Whatever You Do
Whatever You Think
Whatever You Hope In Your Life
Wish You A Pitru Paksha..Shraddh
Everywhere Whatever You Do
Whatever You Think
Whatever You Hope In Your Life
Wish You A Pitru Paksha..Shraddh
Happy Shraddh Days...
Hamare Pitruo Ko Sat Sat Namaskar
Prabhu Unki Atma Ko Shanti Arpe..
Happy Pitru Paksh Shraddh...
Pitru Paksh Shraddh Greetings
Pitru Paksh Shraddh Pictures
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Thursday, September 8, 2016
Ten Types of Donations Pitru Paksha Shraddh
Donation of following Ten types articles during ‘Pitra Paksha’ comes under ‘Mahadaan’. Ancestors get pleased if these articles are offered and donated by the person doing Shradhakarma.
1. Donate cow (Gow Daan)
The first and foremost article among the ten ‘Mahadaan’ in Pitra Paksha is Cow.
The first and foremost article among the ten ‘Mahadaan’ in Pitra Paksha is Cow.
2. Donate Land (Bhumi Daan)
If ‘Shradhkarta’ can afford to donate land then he should donate a small piece of land to a needy poor person. If it is not possible then he should take a small lump of clay, keep it in a thali. Take Sanklap and donate it to a Brahmin along with ‘Dakshina’.
If ‘Shradhkarta’ can afford to donate land then he should donate a small piece of land to a needy poor person. If it is not possible then he should take a small lump of clay, keep it in a thali. Take Sanklap and donate it to a Brahmin along with ‘Dakshina’.
3. Donate Seasame (Til Daan)
Black Seasame seeds are considered auspicious for donation in Pitra paksha.
Black Seasame seeds are considered auspicious for donation in Pitra paksha.
4. Donate Gold (Swarn Daan)
If one can not afford gold for donation, then Dakshina should be donated to a Brahmin.
If one can not afford gold for donation, then Dakshina should be donated to a Brahmin.
5. Donate Ghee (Ghrit Daan)
Ghee made of Cow milk should be donated in a vessel.
Ghee made of Cow milk should be donated in a vessel.
6.Donate Clothes (Vastra Daan)
Two main clothes and two under clothes which are not torn and used one, better if the clothes are new should be donated to a Brahmin.
Two main clothes and two under clothes which are not torn and used one, better if the clothes are new should be donated to a Brahmin.
7. Donate Cereals (Dhaany Daan)
Wheat, Rice and other cereals should be donated after taking a Sanklap.
Wheat, Rice and other cereals should be donated after taking a Sanklap.
8. Donate Jaggery (Gud Daan)
Donation of jaggery in Pitrapaksha is also auspicious.
Donation of jaggery in Pitrapaksha is also auspicious.
9. Donate Silver (Rajat Daan)
Ancestors bless their successors if they donate Silver in Pitra Paksha.
Ancestors bless their successors if they donate Silver in Pitra Paksha.
10. Donate Salt( Lavan)
Ancestors get satisfied if salt is donated in Pitrapaksha.
Ancestors get satisfied if salt is donated in Pitrapaksha.
After offering food and donation to Brahmin, recite this mantra and pray to Lord Vishnu three times for the completion of ‘Shradhakarma’.
Yasya Smirtya cha Namoktaya TapoyagyaKriyadishu,
Newnam Sampurntam Yati Sadhyo Vande Tamchayutam
Newnam Sampurntam Yati Sadhyo Vande Tamchayutam
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Importance of Pitru Paksh Period-Different Names of Pitru Paksh
Importance of Pitru Paksh Period
Pitru Paksha Shraddh – Annual Rituals to Dead Ancestors
Shraddh or Shradh offered during Pitru Paksh (dark fortnight or Krishna Paksha) in the month of Ashwin (September – October) is of great importance in Hindu religion. Shraddh is the ceremonies and rituals performed for the departed souls of dead ancestors. It is believed that the souls will attain peace by the Shraddh rituals performed during the fortnight.
According to Hindu mythology, the Shraddh performed on Ashwin Pitru Paksha reaches the ancestors immediately and their souls will rest in peace. Hindu Puranas are full of details about Shraddh, especially Agni Purana, Garuda Purana and Matysa Purana. It is Yama, the god of death in Hindu mythology, who explained the importance of Shraddh performed on Pitru Paksha.
Pitru Paksha is considered by Hindus to be inauspicious, given the death rite performed during the ceremony, known as Shraddha or tarpan.
In Southern and Western India, it falls in the Hindu lunar month of Bhadrapada (September–October), beginning with the full moon day (Purnima) that occurs immediately after the Ganesh festival and ending with the new moon day known as Sarvapitri amavasya, Mahalaya amavasya or simply Mahalaya.
In North India and Nepal, this period corresponds to the dark fortnight of the month Ashvin, instead of Bhadrapada.
Different Names of Pitru Paksh
Shraddha are the various names used to describe the 16-lunar day period when Hinndus pay homage to their ancestors (Pitras).
Pitru Paksh
Pitra Paksh
Pitri Paksh
Pitri Pokkho
Shraddh
Tarpan
Tarpanam
Kanagat
Jitiya
Mahalaya Paksha
Apara Paksh
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How to do Pitru Tarpan During Pitru Paksh Shraddh
Tharpanam is an offering to Gods or Pithru devatas (dead ancestors). Tharpanam offered to Gods is named on the basis of God to whom we offer Tharpan – viz. Brahma Tharpanam, Surya Tharpanam, etc. The offering which we make to our dead ancestors is Pithru Tharpanam. Generally, Pithru Tharpanam is done during Amavasya days, Solar and lunar eclipse days, Sankraman or Sankranti days, during Shraddh, and in Shraddh Paksha or Pitru paksha or Mahalaya Paksha.
It is believed that offering any kind of Tharpanam to Pitru devatas would make them free from their all sins and gives them a path to reach Deva loka or Vaikunta loka and get moksha.
Pitru Paksha in Ashwin Month (Ashwayuja Masam – Shraddh Paksha), Aadi Amavasai in Tamil Aadi month and Karkidaka Vavubali in Malayalam Karkidaka Masam are the highly meritorious occasions to offer Pitru Tharpanam.
The official website of Sri Veda Vidya Ashram, west Mambalam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, has got the Tharpanam procedure, types of Tharpanam, what to do and what not to on the day of Tharpanam, Shraddh karma, and Amavasya Tharpanam procedures. You can download Tharpanam procedure in PDF format (English) from this link provided by Sri Veda Vidya Ashram.
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Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Shraddha Days with Date 2016
The pitru paksha shraddh is performed for all dead ancestors.Pitru Paksha is a 15 lunar day’s period when Hindus pay homage to their ancestors, especially through food offerings.Here is Information about Shraddha Days Date with full Detail.
Date/Month
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Day
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Day Name
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16 September
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Friday
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Purnima Shraddha
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17 September
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Saturday
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Pratipada Shraddha
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18 September
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Sunday
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Dwitiya Shraddha
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19 September
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Monday
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Tritiya Shraddha, Chaturthi Shraddha
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20 September
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Tuesday
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Maha Bharani, Panchami Shraddha
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21 September
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Wednesday
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Shashthi Shraddha
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22 September
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Thursday
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Saptami Shraddha
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23 September
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Friday
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Ashtami Shraddha
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24 September
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Saturday
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Navami Shraddha
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25 September
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Sunday
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Dashami Shraddha
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26 September
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Monday
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Ekadashi Shraddha
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27 September
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Tuesday
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Dwadashi Shraddha
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28 September
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Wednesday
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Magha Shraddha, Trayodashi Shraddha
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29 September
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Thursday
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Chaturdashi Shraddha
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30 September
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Friday
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Sarva Pitru Amavasya
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