Deity: The departed soul, Lord Vishnu (Vishnu Ji), and Lord Garud (Garud Dev), the guide of souls

About the Puja: The Garun Puran is one of the eighteen Mahapuranas of Hindu scripture. It was narrated by Lord Vishnu himself to Garud Dev. The gentle escort of souls on their journey beyond this world. The path is performed in the days between a loved one's passing and the thirteenth-day ritual, known as Terahvin. This is the period when the soul, in Hindu belief, makes its transition from this life to the next. The Garun Puran is a guidebook for the soul. It explains what the departed will encounter on the onward journey, and the path that leads to peace.

For the family left behind, the recitation becomes a sacred container for sorrow. A space where the family is not asked to perform strength. Only to be present. The familiar verses. The steady voice of the priest. The days of devotion together. All of it begins, gently, the work that grief asks of us. Our verified Vedic priests perform the complete recitation across the prescribed days. The offerings of pind and tarpan complete the vidhi. Book Garun Puran Path with us, and we handle every part of this sacred farewell.

• Peace and onward passage for the departed soul (Atma Shanti)
• Salvation and liberation of the soul (Moksha Prapti)
• Attainment of the heavenly realms after death (Swarg Prapti)
• Blessings and grace of the ancestors upon the living family (Pitra Labh)
• Release of the soul from earthly attachments and unfinished karmas
• Guidance for the soul through the journey beyond this world
• Healing of grief and emotional closure for the bereaved family
• Warmth, support, and shared devotion for those left behind (Sukh)
• Lasting peace within the home after the loss (Shanti)
• Protection of the family from any unfinished karmic ties of the departed
• The fulfilment of one of the most sacred duties a family can perform
• The combined grace of Lord Vishnu, Garud Dev, and the Pitra Devtas