A simplified shraddha karma (ancestral offering) performed with hiranya (gold or dakshina) in place of food offerings. It ensures blessings from ancestors for prosperity and harmony.
A shraddha (ritual) offering food to Brahmins as representatives of pitru (ancestors), seeking their blessings. This practice enhances spiritual merit (punya) and ensures shanti (peace) in the family.
This sharaddha (ritual) involves offering pinda (rice balls) to the departed souls, symbolizing nourishment for their journey to pitruloka (ancestral realm). It ensures liberation and family blessings.
A sacred jala tarpan (water offering) to ancestors, expressing gratitude and fulfilling their spiritual needs. It brings pitru kripa (ancestral blessings) and clears pitru dosha.
A ritual to honor ancestors and fulfill their unfulfilled desires. It is believed to bring relief to the departed souls and ensure peace, prosperity, and protection for their descendants.