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Live Streaming or the recorded video of Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja will be available on Amavasya.

Live Streaming or the recorded video of Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja will be available on DevDham (previously DevDarshan) App , which you can download on your Android Smartphone. Live Streaming will also be available on DevDham (previously DevDarshan) YouTube Channel and DevDham (previously DevDarshan) Facebook page. More details will be shared with you via whatsapp and email once you register for the Puja.

Your Name and Gotra with the names of Pitra will be chanted during the Puja in Haridwar so that the souls of your ancestors can attain peace and you can receive their blessings.

Amavasya holds special significance in Hinduism. Amavasya Tithi is considered as the most auspicious date for Pitra Dosha Nivaran Puja, On such an auspicious occasion, Pitra Dosha Nivaran Puja becomes even more fruitful. According to popular belief, participating in Pitra Dosha Nivaran or Shraddh Puja on the banks of the holy river Ganges on Amavasya satiates Ancestors' Souls.

Pitra Dosha Nivaran Puja is performed for one of the following elaborate reasons:

Performing the rites during Pitra Dosha Nivaran Puja helps the Pitras who have gained the Pitru Loka attain momentum for their further journey.

It is believed that some ancestors do not gain momentum due to their unfulfilled desires. Thus, they're trapped in the inferior region of heaven instead of moving to the superior regions. Participating in a Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja satisfies these desires and wishes, hence providing momentum to their onward journey.

Some Pitra wander on the earth casually and then enter into the ghost spaces after their death due to their evil deeds and Bad Karmas. Therefore, it's important to perform the Shraddh rites to relieve them from those spaces.

First, a 'Sankalp' is performed by chanting the name and gotra of the main head of the family (preferably male). Then, a Sankalp will be performed by chanting the names of the 12 dead ancestors of the family. In case you don’t remember all of your ancestors’ names, Pandit ji will chant a holy name instead of their names.

Ganesh Pujan and Vishnu Pujan will take place in Haridwar and Ujjain respectively.

A ritual will be performed in which six earthen pots (Kalash) representing six Gods (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Yamraj, Pret and reincarnation of Lord Vishnu) will be worshipped.

This is followed by the performance of 5 types of "Tarpan." Tarpan is performed by taking some Puja Samagri in the palm and then pouring them into a brass plate during which Mantras will be chanted by Pandit ji.

The first one is "Dev Tarpan"in which rice and water will be offered to the Lord. Then "Rishi Tarpan" is done in which barley(oats) and water will be offered to our dead sages. The third one is "Manushya Tarpan" in which barley(oats) and water will be offered to human beings. Then comes the "Yam Tarpan" in which sesame seeds and water will be offered to Yamraj. The final one is "Pitra Tarpan" in which sesame seeds, water, milk, ghee and honey will be offered to our dead ancestors.

This will be followed by the ritual of Pind Daan. There are 16 types of Pind in which 15 of them represent the Gods and the one represents our dead ancestors. The 'Pinds' are prepared from rice flour and Puja will be performed in front of them.

The final ritual is that of donation in which people donate food and clothes to Brahmans in the names of their dead ancestors.

Make sure you chant one of these two mantras while participating in Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja and Shraddh in Ganga Ghat to pacify the souls of the departed ones

"Om Devatabhyah Pitrabhyah Mahayogibhyeh cha,

Namah swaha swadhyaye cha nityamev namah"

“Om Shreem Sarva Pitra Dosha Nivarana Klesham Han Han Sukh Shanti Om Dehi Phat Swaha”

Brahman Bhojan is a ritual performed for the departed souls of ancestors. Brahman bhoj is done to satisfy the desires of the souls of our ancestors and let them rest in peace. Brahman Bhoj rituals help cleanse all the sins of our forefathers and help their souls to attain moksha. Also, the one who performs this ritual is said to earn good karma and is liberated from bad Karmas of past and present life.

In case, you don't know your Gotra, add your caste during the registration process for Puja. In case you don’t know that, add your full name during the registration process. These details would be chanted by Pandit ji during Puja. Feel free to contact us at +919015367944

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