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Image of a pandit who doing shradh and otherside the groming product which is crossed because on the time of pitrupaksha not use this things- Haircut and Shaving Pitrupaksha rules

Haircut and Shaving Pitrupaksha rules: Understanding the Sacred Rules for Grooming

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Shopping During Pitrupaksha: What Do the Rules Say About Clothes, Cars and Homes?

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People on a boat are performing a Shradh ceremony with offerings of fruits, flowers, and incense- New Beginnings in Pitrupaksha

New Beginnings in Pitrupaksha: Why Puranic Wisdom Advises a Pause on Plans

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Shradh offerings of flowers, diya, and incense are laid out, with ancestral spirits appearing in the background- Avoid onion garlic in Pitrupaksha

Avoid onion garlic in Pitrupaksha? The Spiritual Reason There are Excluded from Shradh Food

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image of two sides one is sattvic food and second is non satvik food- Why Non-Veg and Alcohol Are Avoided in Pitrupaksha

The Reason Behind the Ban: Why Non-Veg and Alcohol Are Avoided in Pitrupaksha

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A person at a crossroads: worldly life versus performing Shradh with offerings to a deity for ancestors and the otherside people doing party- Celebrations During Pitrupaksha

Celebrations During Pitrupaksha: A Puranic Guide to Honoring Ancestors and Navigating Festivities

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Two men perform Tarpan by a river, offering fruits to ancestors, with crows nearby. This is a Shradh ritual- Pitrupaksha food rules

Pitrupaksha food rules: What to Eat and Strictly Avoid During Shradh Days

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A man offers food to a cow and crows, a ritual part of Pitru Paksha to honor ancestors- Pitrupaksha Dos and Donts

The Ultimate Pitrupaksha Dos and Donts Checklist: Navigate the 15 Days Respectfully

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This image divided into two parts: Left side: A woman in prayer sits before a sacred white cow and a radiant deity, surrounded by many glowing figures (likely ancestors). Diyas (lamps) and offerings are present. This depicts devotion and reverence for ancestors and the divine. Right side: In a dark forest, a sage with glowing ancestral spirits offers food. A large crow, significant in Shraddh as a messenger to ancestors, looks on. Lit diyas are part of the ritual- Crows and Cows Pitrupaksha Mythology

Crows and Cows Pitrupaksha Mythology: Sacred Messengers and Divine Symbols

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Image of Hands cradle a flaming offering bowl from which a glowing sacred book emerges, with mystical symbols above. Represents sacred knowledge and offerings- Lessons from Pitrupaksha legends

7 Key Life Lessons from Pitrupaksha Legends: Timeless Wisdom for Today

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