Honoring the Departed. Dedicated to ancestors who passed away on a Tritiya Tithi, this day is a profound occasion for remembrance and respect
Introduction to Tritiya Shradh 2024
Why Tritiya Shradh? This day provides a special moment to perform rites for those who departed on the third lunar day, ensuring their peaceful journey in the afterlife
Significance of Tritiya Shradh
Performing Pind Daan: Families offer balls of rice and sesame, believed to provide sustenance to the souls of their ancestors, aiding their spiritual ascent
Rituals of the Day
Tarpan: A Bond Across Time. This ritual involves pouring water with sesame seeds to honor ancestors, symbolizing a link that transcends the earthly realm
The Power of Tarpan
Tritiya Shradh brings communities together, fostering a shared space for grief and remembrance, strengthening social and familial bonds
Community and Reflection
Remembering the departed on their specific Tithi reaffirms their ongoing influence in our lives and our eternal love for them
The Importance of Remembrance
By observing Tritiya Shradh, families play a crucial role in ensuring their ancestors' souls find tranquility and liberation