A traditional Vedic ritual to honor ancestors, perform Pitra Tarpan and sacred offerings, and seek ancestral peace, blessings, and family harmony.
Specific offerings within this ritual, each with its own packages and details.
Propitiation offered where a horoscope or the family tradition indicates that the ancestral rites have been left incomplete.
The regular ancestral observance — tarpana and the prescribed offerings made for the forebears of a line, without reference to a stated dosha.
The fuller propitiation, undertaken where the ancestral rites have gone unperformed over a long period or across more than one generation.
The rite the tradition prescribes where a death was untimely or the last rites were never completed, performed in the traditional sequence.
Shraddha offered for three generations of forebears where the rites have gone unperformed — the tradition's remedy for a long lapse.
