Pitru Paksha Shraddh 15 Days Moksh Nagri Kashi Pitru Tarpan

For 15 days, Pitru Paksha gives you the sacred opportunity to remember and offer for your ancestors. And in Kashi, that Tarpan enters a city where Shiva’s Tarak Mantra is believed to never fall silent, carrying every offering through the sacred path of liberation.
Kashi is Avimukta, the city Shiva never abandons. The Kashi Khand of the Skanda Purana describes the Tarak Mantra as a permanent, living presence throughout the Kashi Kshetra. During these 15 days, your Tarpan is offered within that sacred presence, keeping the remembrance of your ancestors alive throughout Pitru Paksha.

🔱 Pishach Mochan Kund: Tarpan as an Act of Rescue
Most Tarpan is offered for ancestors who have reached Pitru Loka and await the offerings of their descendants. Pishach Mochan Kund carries a different and more specific purpose. It is dedicated to ancestors believed to remain in Pret or Pishach Yoni, those who could not receive proper Shraddh or reach Pitru Loka, wandering between worlds without direction.

Tarpan at Pishach Mochan is offered with the intention of seeking out these wandering ancestors and guiding them towards liberation through the sacred grace of Shiva’s Tarak Mantra. Across these 15 days, your Seva becomes a continued call to the ancestors who may still be waiting to be remembered.
Where other Tarpans nourish, this one seeks to rescue. In the city where Shiva promises liberation, Pishach Mochan Kund is where the forgotten are called home.

📱 How It Works
Through Sri Mandir, Pitru Tarpan will be performed at Pishach Mochan Kund, Kashi during the 15 days of Pitru Paksha, in your name and gotra. A video of the Seva reaches you within 24–48 hours.