This Amavasya, Purify Your Karma and Bring Peace to Your Ancestors Through Sacred Pitru Rituals. Amavasya, the night of the new moon, is a sacred day dedicated to Pitrus. It is considered the most powerful time to offer prayers and rituals for one’s ancestors. On this day, rites related to Pitru are said to remove Pitru Dosh, purify karmic baggage, and bring peace to souls who have passed away. On this auspicious occasion, Sri Mandir invites you to participate in a puja that will be performed at Gokarna, also known as Dakshin Kashi, a holy pilgrimage site where Lord Shiva Himself resides and where every ancestral offering is believed to be highly effective.
Scriptures like the Garuda Purana say that souls who died too soon or didn’t get the right last rites might be restless. These unresolved energies can manifest as Pitru Dosh in the lives of their descendants, leading to delays in marriage and childbirth, health issues, financial instability, and family disharmony.
To address these karmic disturbances, the following powerful rituals are performed:
🔹Narayan Bali Puja: Performed to liberate and bring peace to souls affected by unnatural or untimely death.
🔹Tripindi Shradh: Helps complete the rites for ancestors whose rituals were missed or left incomplete.
🔹Pitru Dosh Shanti Puja: Aims to remove ancestral karmic blocks and restore peace, harmony, and prosperity in the family.
What makes these rituals especially effective is their location. Gokarna, also known as Dakshin Kashi, is regarded as one of the Shiva Kshetras with the highest spiritual content. Offerings made here are believed to multiply in effect, accelerating the journey of ancestral liberation and supporting the performer’s own spiritual upliftment. By participating in these sacred rituals through Sri Mandir on Amavasya, you not only honor your ancestors but also invite peace, resolution of karmic burdens, and progress in both spiritual and worldly life.