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Asthi Visarjan is the final step in the last rites of a deceased person, where their remains (Asthi) are immersed in a sacred water body, typically a river. This ritual is performed to help the departed soul attain Moksha (liberation) and free them from the cycle of rebirth.
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Significance of Asthi Visarjan
- According to Hindu scriptures, immersing the ashes (Asthi) in sacred rivers helps the soul attain salvation and move towards peace.
- If Asthi Visarjan is not performed as per Vedic traditions, it is believed that the soul remains unsettled.
- Performing this ritual seeks the blessings of ancestors and helps in ensuring prosperity for future generations.
Procedure for Asthi Visarjan
- Collection of Asthi (Ashes & Bone Fragments):
- After cremation, the remains of the deceased are collected either on the same day or on the 3rd, 7th, or 9th day.
- These remains are tied in a piece of cloth or stored in a mud pot (Kalash).
- Choosing the Sacred Water Body:
- The ashes are immersed in a sacred river, such as Ganga, Yamuna, Godavari, Kaveri, Narmada, or Triveni Sangam.
- Performing the Rituals:
- A Pandit performs a small puja before the immersion, chanting Vedic mantras for the peace of the departed soul.
- The ashes are then slowly immersed in the flowing water while offering flowers and prayers.
- Tarpan and Pind Daan:
- After the immersion, Tarpan (offering water to ancestors) and Pind Daan can be performed for the ultimate peace of the soul.
Best Time to Perform Asthi Visarjan
- Asthi Visarjan should ideally be performed before the 10th day after cremation.
- The 3rd day after cremation is considered the most auspicious for collecting Asthi.
- If not possible earlier, it must be done within a year, preferably during Pitru Paksha or on Amavasya (new moon day).
Benefits of Asthi Visarjan
- Ensures the departed soul attains peace and liberation (Moksha).
- Removes Pitru Dosha and seeks ancestral blessings for the family.
- Brings spiritual and material prosperity to the family of the deceased.
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- Asthi must be carried in a Mud Pot (Kalash) or cloth.
- All Puja materials will be arranged by us.
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- After cremation, the remains of the deceased are collected either on the same day or on the 3rd, 7th, or 9th day.
- These remains are tied in a piece of cloth or stored in a mud pot (Kalash).
- The ashes are immersed in a sacred river, such as Ganga, Yamuna, Godavari, Kaveri, Narmada, or Triveni Sangam.
- A Pandit performs a small puja before the immersion, chanting Vedic mantras for the peace of the departed soul.
- The ashes are then slowly immersed in the flowing water while offering flowers and prayers.
- After the immersion, Tarpan (offering water to ancestors) and Pind Daan can be performed for the ultimate peace of the soul.
Perform Asthi Visarjan as per Vedic traditions to help your loved ones attain peace and seek blessings from ancestors. Book an experienced Pandit to conduct this ritual smoothly and as per scriptural guidelines.
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