Tarpan Puja In Shri Someshwar Mahadev Mandir (Prayagraj)
At Shri Someshwar Mahadev Mandir, Prayagraj
3 Yajman
20 to 30 Minutes
Puja Samagri Included in Dakshina
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Tarpan Puja in Shri Someshwar Mahadev Mandir
Tarpan Puja is a sacred Hindu ritual performed to offer water, prayers, and devotion to departed ancestors. It is a traditional way of thanking the Pitru Devta and praying for peace of soul of our ancestors. It has a great spiritual value to those who want to pay homage to their ancestors. It is usually done during Pitru Paksha, Amavasya and other auspicious occasions.
What is the Puja exactly?
Pitru Tarpan is an old ritual where people offer water and other sacred items to honor their ancestors, all while chanting mantras with the guidance of a pandit ji. It’s about showing respect to those who came before us and thanking them for their legacy. In Prayagraj, performing Pitru Tarpan isn’t just tradition - it’s a way to send prayers for the peace of departed loved ones and keep the family’s spiritual line strong.
Why is this Puja Performed?
People perform Tarpan Puja to remember their ancestors and ask for blessings from Pitru Devta. Hindu tradition links this ritual to peace for the departed, happiness in the home, and a fulfilled spirit. Families often choose Pitru Paksha or Amavasya for this ceremony, using the day to remember, show devotion, and give thanks.
Tarpan Puja Cost
Tarpan Puja offered at Shri Someshwar Mahadev Mandir, Prayagraj will be provided based on the package you have opted for, starting from Rs. 1299. We can provide:
- The Puja arrangements
- Pandit ji to guide the ritual
- Required puja samagri
- Pandit ji's dakshina
- Prasadam, if applicable to the selected package
If you are planning to offer Tarpan for your ancestors and have any doubts you can get in touch with us and we can help you understand what arrangements we can provide.
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Tarpan Puja Vidhi
The Tarpan Puja Vidhi is performed under the guidance of a pandit ji and generally includes these steps:
- Sankalp
The devotee states the purpose of the ritual and remembers their ancestors. - Preparation
Water and other prescribed ritual items are arranged. - Offering Tarpan
Water is offered to the ancestors, often with black sesame seeds, barley, and kusha grass as required. - Mantra Chanting
The pandit ji guides the devotee through the prescribed mantras and offerings. - Final Prayers
The ritual concludes with prayers for ancestral peace and family well-being.
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No matter if it’s Pitru Paksha, Amavasya, or any other meaningful day, this puja is a powerful way to express gratitude and pray for your ancestors’ peace.
When to Perform Tarpan Puja in Shri Someshwar Mahadev Mandir (Prayagraj)?
This puja can be performed between 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Puja Duration
20 to 30 Minutes
Yajman Details
- Total Yajman: 3
Benefits of Puja
Tarpan Puja is believed to help devotees express gratitude and respect toward their departed ancestors and pray for their peace and spiritual well-being. According to Hindu tradition, performing Tarpan with devotion may bring Pitru Devta's blessings, promote harmony within the family, and encourage a sense of spiritual peace. It also helps preserve ancestral traditions and reminds devotees of their connection with previous generations.
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