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Image of Shradh rituals being performed during powerful celestial events mentioned in Puranas. Depict people making offerings respectfully outdoors, with a dramatic sky showing a solar/lunar eclipse in progress, OR the sun positioned strikingly for a solstice/equinox/Sankranti. Emphasize harnessing cosmic alignments for ancestral rites outside Pitrupaksha.

Beyond Pitrupaksha: When Else Can You Perform Shradh Rituals?

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-A picture of illustrating the transition from monsoon to autumn as the setting for Pitrupaksha. Show a landscape with damp earth and receding rain clouds ('Monsoon's Farewell') juxtaposed with blooming white Kash phool (Kans grass) under a clearer, soft autumn sky ('Autumn's Embrace'). Subtly integrate symbols of Pitrupaksha, like simple offerings placed reverently in nature or faint ancestral figures hinted at in the light. Focus on the sacred, peaceful atmosphere of the season - Why Pitrupaksha is in autumn

Monsoon and Ancestors: Why Pitrupaksha Falls During This Specific Season

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Create an image depicting ancient Indian manuscripts or palm-leaf scrolls, identifiable as the Puranas, perhaps tied with string or resting on a wooden surface.

Suns Transit: Kanya Sankranti Pitrupaksha timing Explained

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North vs. South India: Understanding Differences in Regional Pitrupaksha Dates

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Finding the Perfect Moment: Auspicious Time for Shradh Rituals

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Your Essential Panchang Guide to Pitrupaksha, Nakshatra & More

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The image shows a detailed illustration of a zodiac wheel or astrological chart designed as a spiral. It's rendered in rich, deep blues and accented with elaborate gold details. Golden representations of the twelve zodiac signs (like Aries the ram, Taurus the bull, Gemini the twins, etc.) are clearly visible, arranged along the spiral path. Numerous golden stars are scattered across the blue background. A prominent golden sun symbol is visible towards the outer edge, and another smaller golden sphere (perhaps the moon or a planet) is near the center. The overall impression is one of ancient astronomy, astrology, or a celestial clock face.

The Power of Maha Bharani: Its Special Significance During Pitrupaksha

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Ancestor’s Death Tithi Unknown? Here’s How to Perform Shradh During Pitrupaksha

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Sarva Pitru Amavasya (Mahalaya): Why It’s the Most Vital Day of Pitrupaksha

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Chaturdashi Shradh: Honoring Ancestors Who Suffered Untimely Deaths

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