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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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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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Performing Pind Daan rituals to honor the ancestors- You Can Perform Shraddha at Home

Yes, You Can Perform Shraddha at Home: Your Simple Step-by-Step Guide

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A family performs a Shradh ceremony at home, reading scriptures and offering prayers with a lit diya.

Behavior During Pitrupaksha: A Puranic Guide to Respect, Sobriety & Ancestral Honor

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Picture of Hindu Puranas- Pind Daan vs Tarpan difference

Pind Daan vs Tarpan difference: Clearing Up the Confusion Between These Key Rituals

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Image of Tarpan ritual in river: Elderly man offers water from hands. Another man stands nearby observing- How many times offer water Tarpan

How Many Times Offer Water Tarpan? The Correct Count Explained

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Image of Man performing Tarpan, offering water to ancestors in a river at sunrise. - How to perform Pitru Tarpan

How to Perform Pitru Tarpan: Your Easy Step-by-Step Guide for Pitrupaksha

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Images of Men perform Shraddha/Tarpan on a boat with fruit, flower, and incense offerings- Purpose of Tarpan

Why Offer Water to Ancestors? The Crucial Purpose of Tarpan Explained

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Image of Performing Tarpan, pouring water from a brass vessel with a flower as an offering- What is Tarpan

What is Tarpan? Discover the Ritual of ‘Satisfying’ Ancestors with Water

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