Puja at Siddhpur

Pitru paksh is a sixteen day period dedicated to departed ancestors. Ninth day of pirtu paksh is known as matru navami on that day people perform shradhh for deceased mother. It is believed that performing shradhh and tarpan on this day brings peace  the departed soul of the women. During performing this ritual person offeres Food, Water and other things to ancestors. This ritual is done for the spirits of the ancestors to find peace and moksha. 

Tripindi shradhh is performed for pervious three generations of the ancestors. The purpose of performing this puja is to help the soul of the ancestors find salvation. This ritual performed on ninth day of pitru paksh and it is believed that preforming tripindi shradhh on this day brings peace to departed soul of the women. During performing this ritual person offeres Food, Water and other things to ancestors. It is believed that by performing this ritual person receives the blessing from the ancestors. 

Pitru paksh is a sixteen day period dedicated to departed ancestors. Ninth day of pirtu paksh is known as matru navami on that day people perform shradhh for deceased mother. It is believed that performing shradhh and tarpan on this day brings peace  the departed soul of the women. During performing this ritual person offeres Food, Water and other things to ancestors. This ritual is done for the spirits of the ancestors to find peace and moksha. 

Asthi visarjan is considered one of the most important religious rituals in Sanatan Dharma. Asthi Visarjan is a ritual that involves the ashes (asthi) of a deceased person into the holy river water. This puja is an important part of the antim sanskar. During Asthi Visarjan Puja family members conduct prayer for the good journey to their afterlife, chant Mantras and take blessings from the soul. The true meaning of positive karma is expressed through Asthi visarjan.