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This image shows the preparation of pindas, mixing rice and black sesame seeds to offer to ancestors- Sankalpa power home Shradh

Intention is Key: Harnessing the Sankalpa power in home Shradh

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A woman makes a ceremonial food offering, or naivedya, to honor her ancestors during Pitrupaksha observances- Shradh in small spaces apartment

Small Space, Big Heart: How to Perform Shradh in small spaces apartment

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This image shows a 'Tarpan' ceremony, with water being offered to ancestors at a banyan tree's roots- Involving family home Shradh

A Family Affair: Tips for Involving family home Shradh Rituals

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Image of clock- Home Shradh timing Muhurat Tithi

Right Time Matters: Home Shradh timing Muhurat Tithi Guide

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A person performs the 'Tarpan' ceremony, offering water and black sesame seeds to honor their ancestors during Pitrupaksha- Brahmin invitation for Shradh

Can not Host a Priest? Symbolic Brahmin invitation for Shradh Alternatives

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A traditional Shraddha meal served on a banana leaf, featuring kheer, dal, rice, and poori, prepared for ancestors- Shradh food offering at home

Naivedyam Guide: Your Shradh food offering at home (What and How)

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During a Pind Daan ceremony, a devotee offers flowers and incense on rice balls (pindas) to honor their ancestors- Making Pindas at home

Simple Pind Daan: Guide to Offering and Making Pindas at home

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Here, a devotee performs a sunrise ritual, offering water from a copper vessel to honor their ancestors- Performing Tarpan at home

Water Offerings Simplified: Step-by-Step Guide to Performing Tarpan at home

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Sacred puja items for honoring ancestors during Pitrupaksha- Simplified Shradh Sequence for Home

Your Simplified Shradh Sequence for Home Practice

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Offering pindas on sacred grass for ancestral peace- Where to perform Shradh at home

The Right Spot: Where to perform Shradh at home

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