Deity: Pitra Devta (the ancestors) and Lord Vishnu (Vishnu Ji)

About the Puja: Pind Daan is the offering made to a loved one who has passed away. The pind is a rice ball, mixed with sesame, milk, and ghee. Each one is shaped by hand and offered with prayer. Tradition holds that the soul cannot move forward until Pind Daan is done in their name. It is the family's last loving duty. Lord Ram himself performed Pind Daan for his father, King Dasharatha, at Gaya.

Our verified Vedic priests perform the ritual with mantras from the Garun Puran. The offering is made to three generations of ancestors. Tarpan, the sacred water offering, is given alongside. The family is guided through every step. For grieving families, this is the moment when sorrow begins to soften. The duty has been done. Muhurat is taken fresh from the Panchang. Book Pind Daan with us, and we handle the full vidhi at the ghats.

• Peace and liberation for the departed soul (Atma Shanti)
• Release of the soul from earthly attachments and karmic ties
• Onward journey of the soul toward Pitra Loka and ultimately moksha
• Blessings of the ancestors upon the living family (Pitra Kripa)
• Removal of Pitra Dosh from the family's lineage
• Healing of grief and emotional closure for the family
• Protection and well-being of future generations
• Continuation and prosperity of the family lineage (Vansh Vriddhi)
• The fulfilment of one of life's most sacred duties