Tarpan Puja is a Hindu ritual performed to honour and offer present prayers to Pitrs, gods and Rishis. To honour and offer prayers to your ancestor call us at 08069266025 for booking online and offline puja. It is often performed during specific occasions, such as Pitru Paksha, Amavasya and during Shraddha rituals.
Tarpan Puja Samagri
Kusha Grass
Black Sesame Seeds (Til)
Barley (Jau) Rice (Akshata)
Gangajaal Sandalwood Paste
Flowers Milk Ghee
Cotton Thread (Yajnopavita)
Small Vessels or Bowls
Clean Cloth
Incense and Lamp
Tarpan Puja Vidhi
To perform Tarpan Puja, purify yourself with a bath and wear clean white clothes. Set up a clean platform with a photo of your ancestors and gather samagri, like a brass plate, black sesame seeds, gangajaal and rice. Sit facing south, invoke Lord Ganesha and your ancestors, and offer water mixed with sesame seeds and grains three times while chanting "Om Pitra Devataabhyo Namah" and your ancestor's name. Make rice balls with sesame seeds, ghee, honey, and milk, and place them in the south. Offer flowers, sandalwood paste and fruits; light a lamp and incense; perform aarti; and distribute prasad.
Ans.Tarpan Puja is a Hindu ritual that honours and calms deceased ancestors.
2. When is Tarpan Puja performed?
Ans.Tarpan Puja is traditionally performed during Pitru Paksha, Amavasya, Shradh and major Hindu festivals such as Mahalaya Amavasya.
3. What are the benefits of performing Tarpan Puja?
Ans.Performing Tarpan Puja is believed to provide peace and moksha to the souls of ancestors. It also brings blessings and happiness and removes difficulties in the lives of the descendants.
4. Can Tarpan Puja be performed at home?
Ans.Yes, Tarpan Puja can be performed at home. Consult a pandit for help to ensure that the ritual is performed properly.
5. How much time does Tarpan Puja take?
Ans.The duration of Tarpan Puja can vary, but it typically takes about 30 minutes to an hour.
