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A complete guide to Narayan Bali and Naag Bali puja at Trimbakeshwar — what it is, why it is done, who needs it, the day-by-day rituals, muhurat rules, cost, and how to perform it during Pitru Paksha 2026.
Read More →A complete guide to Tripindi Shraadh at Pisach Mochan Kund, Varanasi — what it is, why three pindas are offered, who needs it, the step-by-step vidhi, when it is performed, and how to do it during Pitru Paksha 2026.
Read More →Narayan Bali, Naag Bali and Tripindi Shraadh are three different rituals for three different problems. A plain-language comparison of what each one does, who needs which, and when to do both together.
Read More →The five moksh sthals where ancestral rites are performed — Gaya, Brahma Kapal, Pisach Mochan Kund, Triambakeshwar and Rameshwaram. What each one is for, and how all five can be done together on Sarv Pitru Amavasya, 10 October 2026.
Read More →If you do not know the tithi your ancestor died on, tradition has a clear answer — Sarv Pitru Amavasya, 10 October 2026. How to find a lost tithi, what to do if names are forgotten, and why guessing is the one thing to avoid.
Read More →A gentle, practical guide for families in their first year of loss — the 13 days, Sapindikarana, the first Pitru Paksha after a death, Maha Bharani Shradh, and what to do if the last rites could not be completed.
Read More →Why Brahmin Bhoj and Vastra Daan are part of every shradh, how many Brahmins to invite, what cloth to offer, what to do when no Brahmin is available — and what the tradition says if you cannot afford any of it.
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