Varanasi Pind Daan

Lord Ganesh is known as the Vighnaharta which means the one who takes away all the problems and hurdles from life. Maa Gauri is known to give power and remove fear from the minds. Gauri Ganesh Puja brings an end to the suffering from the life of devotees. Performing this puja in Varanasi is better.

Pind Daan is a ritual that offers prayers to the ancestors or the soul. The puja is an important part of Hindu funeral rites and is done to have a peaceful journey of the departed soul. This ritual is mostly performed on Pitru Paksha or death anniversary. Performing this puja in Varanasi is better.

Asthi Visarjan in Varanasi 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 last rites. During Asthi Visarjan Puja family members conduct prayer for the good journey to their afterlife, chant Mantras and take blessings from the soul.

Tarpan Puja is a Hindu ritual offering water to the ancestors. During the puja special mantras and prayers are chanted. The name and Gotra of the soul are mentioned in the prayers. Doing this puja in Varanasi is better.

Rudra Abhishek is a significant and sacred Vedic ritual performed to get the blessings of Lord Shiva. This puja includes the bathing of Lord Shiva along with chanting of mantras with items like Panchamrit, Milk and other sacred items. It is believed that doing this puja in Varanasi helps in making Lord Shiva happy.

Shradh is a ritual where offering is made to the ancestors like food, water and their favourite items. It is mainly done to satisfy the unfulfilled wants of spirits. The Shradh is done for mainly one ancestor and prayers include the last three generations of the ancestors from both father’s and mother’s sides. This ritual in Varanasi is done for the spirits of the ancestors to find peace and moksha. The duration of Shradh is usually 15 days, although it can be shorter or longer depending on individual beliefs and regional customs.

Maharudra Abhishek is a significant and sacred Vedic ritual performed to get the blessings of Lord Shiva. This puja includes the bathing of Lord Shiva along with chanting of mantras with items like Panchamrit, Milk and other sacred items. It is believed that doing this puja in Varanasi helps in making Lord Shiva happy.

Pitru Dosh Nivaran Puja is a ceremony, that has great importance in Hindu culture. It is performed to fix any problems or difficulties arising in your life, that might be caused by your departed ancestors like they are not happy. That may affect Pitru dosh for which this puja is done. In the puja special prayers are done and asking for the blessing from the ancestors. Also, ask for forgiveness for any mistake that has been made. By doing Pitru Dosh Puja in Varanasi it will be more beneficial.

The Mangal Dosh enhances the malefic effects of planet Mars and causes delays and obstacles in career, business and marriage. Individuals facing the malefic effects of Mars face instability in both personal and professional lives and can be impulsive, rash, impatient, aggressive and forceful. Performing Mangal Dosh puja in Varanasi is very beneficial.

Varanasi is a city of great spiritual and cultural significance, located on the banks of the Ganga River in North India. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited and sacred cities in the world. Varanasi is known by many names like Kashi, Banaras, Anandavana and Avimukta. The temples in the city have a lot of spiritual and religious importance.

Nayaran Nagbali is a vedic ritual which involves two types of Puja - Nayran Bali and the othe Nagbali Puja. Both the Puja are performed for two different reasons. Narayan Bali is performed to get free from unsatisfied souls, while Nagbali Puja is performed to eliminate and reduce the Naag Dosh that is present in a person's birth chart. 

 "Chudakarana" also known as Mundan is a ritual which is done by shaving off the First hair of a child who is 1-3 years old. Mundan is an ancient ritual and is one of 16 purification rituals known as Shodasha Samskara. The shaving off of the hair is considered to be a gesture of purification from the previous yonis and freedom from the past. Mundan is the symbol that the child is beginning his/her new life in this birth, free from the bonds of all the last births.