Vrihad Shraddh: A Symbol of Honoring Ancestors (वृहद श्राद्ध: पूर्वजों के सम्मान का प्रतीक)

Vrihad Shraddh is an important and prestigious ritual in Hinduism to honor ancestors and bring peace to their souls. This puja is especially performed during a specific period or month, when the special incarnation of Lord Vishnu, Rama, was born. Its main purpose is to liberate the souls of ancestors and properly dedicate the fruits of their deeds.

पूजा का विधान और महत्व

Ritual Procedure and Importance (पूजा का विधान और महत्व)

1. विधान:

1. Procedure (विधान):

In Vrihad Shraddh, special types of pinds (Shraddh pinds) are made for the ancestors and are dedicated with special mantras, meditation, and devotion. It involves the use of grains (rice), sesame seeds, Ganga water, and cow dung, which are considered sacred for the ancestors.

2. Importance (महत्व):

This Shraddh is especially performed for those ancestors whose souls have not been satisfied by Tripindi Shraddh and other Shraddh rituals. Through this, the deeds of the ancestors are honored and they are given peace for attaining salvation.

3. Ritual Methods (पूजा के उपाय):

In this ritual, special mantras are recited by a priest or scholar, and care is taken that all rituals are performed regularly. This puja is also important for the family, as it maintains prosperity, honor, and balance in the family.

4. Belief (मान्यता):

Organizing Vrihad Shraddh is an important act for the performer, done in honor of their ancestors. Through this puja, the souls of the ancestors attain peace and the fruits of their good deeds are honored.

Through Vrihad Shraddh, we honor our ancestors and provide peace and happiness to their memories even in the seventh heaven, which maintains harmony and prosperity in the family.