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Tarpana or Tarpanam ceremony is a sacred Vedic ritual, where the ancestors and divine entities are appeased by giving them food, drink, and special prayers. Tarpanam also refers to Argya, which means ‘offerings to Gods, Demi-Gods, and ancestors.’ It is often a concoction of substances like water, milk, sugar, saffron, cardamom, and camphor, which is a particular offering to the Gods. “Tilatarpanam” involves libations, offered to the departed ancestors. After leaving the earth, the departed souls reach the “Pitruloka” and live there for a specific period in their astral bodies. In this state, they only depend upon the offerings of their descendants made on earth for them. Performing the Tilatarpanam ritual can supply the ancestors with the essential nutrients they need to live in the Pitruloka. Any defaults in this regard would invite Pitru Dosha and would be considered one of the curses that anyone could invoke in their lifetime. If the souls of the departed are in a state of
Purattasi month is one of the holiest months in the Tamil calendar. It is the sixth month of the calendar. The month falls during the period, mid-September to mid-October and is dedicated to the worship of Lord Vishnu. All Saturdays in this month are believed to be auspicious to worship Lord Vishnu in the form of Lord Venkateshwara and get his wealth blessings. People generally observe a fast on all five Saturdays of Purattasi month. They avoid non-vegetarian food and also smoking and drinking. In Purattasi month , the Sun will be in the sign Virgo, ruled by Mercury whose overlord is Vishnu, the God of wealth. Legend says that Lord Vishnu came to earth, landing in Tirupati Hills, as a human form, Venkateshwara, during this month. It is also believed that Shani (Saturn) loses his powers during this period. Worshipping Lord Vishnu on Saturdays can earn you his abundant blessings and reduce the adverse effects of Saturn. There is also a scientific reason to avoid eating meat
varahi devi puja Goddess Varahi Devi is the archetype of material wealth. Participate in our exclusive Varahi programs to invoke her in the form of Lakshmi for money and abundance blessings. Varahi loves mantra chanting and receiving her favorite food offerings, and she is abundantly available at special Powerspots in India. AstroVed’s unique 48 and 96-day programs invoke Varahi with special chanting and daily offerings, on your behalf, so she can respond with blessings in abundance to transform your material life and get things done fast.
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