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for families who haven't performed Tripindi Shradh in 12 years, have faced akal mrityu in the family, or want lasting peace for 3 generations of ancestors
Every puja includes a complimentary 30-minute consultation with our senior astrologer, who will guide you on the right vidhi, muhurat and remedies for your concerns.
Tripindi Shradh is a single puja that covers three generations of ancestors at once — father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. It's also performed in cases of sudden or unnatural death in the family. Tradition holds this should be done once every 12 years, and it's considered the most effective remedy where Pitra Dosh is present, or when repeated hardship in the family has no clear cause. Left undone, ancestors are believed to return unsatisfied; when performed with proper vidhi, all three generations are believed to find peace together.
Clears deep-rooted ancestral afflictions that cause recurring, unexplained life obstacles.
Removes invisible blockages responsible for sudden business losses, stagnation, and debt.
Resolves persistent friction in marriage and removes delays in finding a life partner.
Relieves chronic, undiagnosed health struggles that affect family members over generations.
Grants ultimate liberation (Moksha) to unpacified souls, freeing them from tormented states.

Ganga Ghat, Haridwar
Why Is Haridwar Sacred for Pitru Puja?
Haridwar is where the Ganga leaves the mountains and meets the plains for the first time. Tradition calls it Hari Ka Dwar, the doorway to the divine, and a stone at Har Ki Pauri is believed to carry Lord Vishnu's footprint.
Pind Daan and Tarpan offered here are held to reach the ancestors directly, which is why families across North India have brought the ashes of their departed to this ghat for generations.
What Is the Mythological Significance of Haridwar?
King Bhagirath is said to have spent years in penance to bring the Ganga down from heaven, so that his sixty thousand ancestors could find peace. Haridwar is where her waters are believed to have first touched the earth, and and Shraddh on the Ganga has been performed here ever since. A drop of amrit also fell here during the Samudra Manthan, which is why the Kumbh Mela returns to Har Ki Pauri every twelve years.
Taking a holy bath in sacred waters and donning traditional, unstitched white cotton attire.
Performing Avahan (invocation prayers) to seek divine permission and authority to grant peace to tormented souls.
Preparing three distinct Pinds (sacred oblations) made from barley flour (Jau), sesame seeds (Til), and rice flour.
Pouring sacred water mixed with black sesame seeds and Kusha grass facing the South direction.
Offering symbolic portions of food (Gras) to cows, crows, dogs, ants, and gods to balance earthly and spiritual debts.
Taking a holy bath in sacred waters and donning traditional, unstitched white cotton attire.
Performing Avahan (invocation prayers) to seek divine permission and authority to grant peace to tormented souls.
Preparing three distinct Pinds (sacred oblations) made from barley flour (Jau), sesame seeds (Til), and rice flour.
Pouring sacred water mixed with black sesame seeds and Kusha grass facing the South direction.
Offering symbolic portions of food (Gras) to cows, crows, dogs, ants, and gods to balance earthly and spiritual debts.
COMPLETE BOOKING JOURNEY
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WhatsApp confirmation within 30 min with your booking ID & Purohit name
Purohit selects the most auspicious Panchang timing for your sankalp
WhatsApp link shared 2 hours before puja. Watch from anywhere
Full ritual at the Puja's Place temple with your sankalp chanted throughout
Temple prasad shipped within 3 days, delivered in 7-10 days India-wide
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It is a specialized Vedic ritual performed to pacify unsatisfied ancestors across three generations and resolve severe Pitru Dosha.
It is most effectively performed at prominent holy sites like Trimbakeshwar (Nashik), Gaya, Varanasi, or Gokarna.
It is typically performed by the eldest son, but any family member can perform it under a priest's guidance.
Yes, because the ritual focuses on pacifying earlier generations and distant ancestors without affecting living parents.
The complete ceremony takes approximately 1 Day to perform.