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Image of Assortment of grains, lentils, spices, fruits, and vegetables, items commonly used in preparing Shradh offerings- Pitrupaksha Grocery List

Your Essential Pitrupaksha Grocery List: A Guide to Permitted Foods

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Image of A thali with rice, roti, dal, vegetable curry, salad, and curd; a typical Indian meal. This could be food prepared for Shradh- Sattvic food Pitrupaksha

What is Sattvic Food Pitrupaksha? Your Essential Guide to a Pure Shradh Diet

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Image of Left: Sattvic food (rice, fruits, sweets) for Shradh. Right: Prohibited tamasic food (meat, onion, garlic)- Pitrupaksha Cooking Principles

Pitrupaksha Cooking Principles: A Guide to Purity, Forbidden Foods and Sacred Offerings

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Image of A young person respectfully learns from an elder priest reading scriptures during a ritual, with lit diyas. This could be part of Shradh preparations.- Pitrupaksha spiritual focus

Pitrupaksha spiritual focus: Embracing Remembrance and Gratitude in Pitrupaksha

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Rule book of pitrupaksha- Break Pitrupaksha rule remedy

Break Pitrupaksha rule remedy? A Compassionate Guide to Remedies

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Image of A man prays with cupped hands during a riverside Shradh ritual (Tarpan), guided by a priest with offerings of Pind Daan- Pitrupaksha in Modern Life

Observing Pitrupaksha in Modern Life: A Practical Guide to Honoring Ancestors Today

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Image of A figure in saffron walks a path of light towards spiritual symbols, surrounded by ancestral spirits, signifying a journey for their peace (Shradh)- Regional Pitrupaksha rules

Regional Pitrupaksha rules: Exploring Diverse Customs in Ancestral Worship

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Purpose of Pitrupaksha rules: The Deeper Spiritual Purpose Behind Pitrupaksha Rules.

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Image of Collage showing Pitru Paksha rituals: chanting mantras, offering Pind Daan (food), and meditating for ancestors- Ethical Conduct Pitrupaksha

The Power of Truth: Upholding Ethical Conduct Pitrupaksha for Ancestral Blessings

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Image of A devotee performs Shradh, offering a lit diya to ancestors, with Pind Daan and sacred fire (Havan) visible.- Respecting elders during Pitrupaksha

Beyond Ancestors: The Importance of Respecting elders during Pitrupaksha

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