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Amavasya Puja

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Amavasya Puja refers to the worship and remembrance of ancestors performed on the new moon day. On this day, devotees honor their forefathers (Pitrus) through rituals like Tarpan (offering water and sesame seeds) and other forms of worship performed at home. It is believed that performing these rites brings peace to the souls of the deceased and invokes their blessings for prosperity, well-being, and removal of obstacles in the family. This observance helps resolve Pitru Dosha and ensures the continuity of familial blessings.

Also known as: Amavasya Poojan, Amavasya Pujan, New Moon Puja, Pitru Amavasya Puja, पितृ अमावस्या पूजा, अमावस पूजा

  • 1 Black Sesame Seeds
    100g
  • 2 Kusha Grass
    1 bundle
  • 3 Akshat (unbroken rice)
    100g
  • 4 Flowers
    1 bunch
  • 5 Incense Sticks
    1 pack
  • 6 Ghee for lamp
    100g
  • 7 Camphor
    1 small pack
  • 8 Sandalwood Paste/Powder
    1 small container
  • 9 Sweets/Prasad
    1 small box
  • 10 Betel Leaves
    5 pieces
  • 11 Areca Nuts (Supari)
    5 pieces
  • 12 Ganga Jal (Holy Water)
    1 small bottle
  • 13 Sacred Thread (Janeu)
    2 pieces
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