Sawan Grahan Amavasya Gaya-Triveni Sangam Pitru Tarpan

🙏 Amavasya has always been revered as the tithi when ancestors are believed to draw closest to the earthly realm, making every offering in their name especially meaningful. This year, a rare Surya Grahan falls on the same Amavasya, a powerful alignment believed to intensify unresolved Pitru Rin and ancestral karmas. Performing Tarpan at Gaya and Triveni Sangam in their name on this day is regarded as one of the best ways to seek their peace and blessings.

📜What the Scriptures Say About This Exact Rite
The Garuda Purana states that one who performs Pitru rites saves ten preceding and ten succeeding generations. The Vayu Purana holds that Amavasya itself is the day ancestors wait to receive Tarpan from their descendants. And the Apastamba Sutra goes a step further, explicitly listing Grahan Tarpan as a mandatory category of Tarpan, not an optional one. Taken together, these texts point to the same conclusion - this is not a day to let pass quietly.

🌊Why the Falgu River & Triveni Sangam
At the Falgu River in Gaya, Maa Sita herself once performed Tarpan for King Dasharatha, an offering whose merit is believed to remain in the riverbed to this day. At Triveni Sangam in Prayagraj, the Garuda Purana holds that Tarpan performed here liberates ancestors across seven generations.

✨What Pitru Mukti Brings
When ancestral debt is finally resolved, the effect is rarely limited to the departed alone. Families that carry Pitru Dosh often see it surface in marriage delays, career instability, health concerns, or difficulty in having children - and its release is believed to ease exactly these areas, restoring a kind of quiet stability that had been missing for years.

Travelling to both Gaya and Prayagraj on this rare Grahan-Amavasya is not possible for every devotee. But Sri Mandir app makes your full participation certain. Our purohitjis will perform the Pitru Tarpan with complete vidhi at both Falgu River and Triveni Sangam, in your name and gotra - Book Now.

✨ Whatever you book in this service is not just your personal offering - your participation helps us take this sacred initiative to many more people. This contribution is not of one person alone, but a part of a collective act of service.