Pitru Paksh Sankalp Shradh 2025 | Mahalaya Shradh 2025 | Rameswaram Dham

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Pitru Paksh Sankalp Shradh 2025 | Mahalaya Shradh 2025 | Rameswaram Dham

Rameswaram situated in Tamil Nadu State is a popular Mukti Sthal for the Hindus performing ancestral rites (ceremonies) like Varshik Sharddh (Barsi shradh), Masik Shraddhas, Mahalaya Amavasya Tarpanams or Mahalaya Pitru Paksha Shradh.

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Pitru Paksh Sankalp Shradh 2025 | Mahalaya Shradh 2025 | Rameswaram Dham

Perform Pitru Paksh Sankalp Shradh 2025 at Rameswaram Dham a popular Mukti Sthal for the Hindus performing ancestral rites, seeking their blessings.

Rameswaram situated in Tamil Nadu State is a popular Mukti Sthal for the Hindus performing ancestral rites (ceremonies) like VarshikSharddh (Barsi shradh), Masik Shraddhas, Mahalaya Amavasya Tarpanams or Mahalaya Pitru Paksha Shradh, Pind daan, Pitru Paksha Shradh at Rameswaram, Shraddh2025, Pitru-Tarpanam and many other Shradh karmas.

Dhanushkodi at Rameshwaram is also a place where Asthi Visarjan (last rites) is performed.

Mahalaya Pitru Paksha Dates 2025

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Mahalaya Pitru Paksha 2025

Date

Week

Mahalaya Pitru Paksha Shradh2025 Thithi

07-Sep-2025

Sunday

Poornima Shradh

08-Sep-2025

Monday

Pratipat / Pratipada / Padwa Shradh

09-Sep-2025

Tuesday

Dviteeya / Dooj Shradh

10-Sep-2025

Wednesday

Tritiya Shradh / (Triteeya) Thithi /Teej Shradh

11-Sep-2025

Thursday

Chaturthi / Chaturthee / Chauth Shradh

12-Sep-2025

Friday

Panchami / Kumara Panchami/ Kunwara Panchamee Shradh + Maha Bharani Shraddh

13-Sep-2025

Saturday

Shashthi Shradh / Chhath Shradh

14-Sep-2025

Sunday

Saptami / Saptamee Shradh + Madhyashtami/Madhyashtamee

15-Sep-2025

Monday

Ashtami / Ashtamee Shradh / Vyatipata Mahalaya

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Matra Navami/Avidhava Navami/ Naumi Shradh

16-Sep-2025

Tuesday

Dashami Shradh

17-Sep-2025

Wednesday

Ekadashi /Yekadashi / Gyaras Shraddha

18-Sep-2025

Thursday

Dwadashi / Yati Dwadashi /Baras Shraddha

19-Sep-2025

Friday

Trayodashi Shradh/Teras Shraddha

20-Oct-2025

Saturday

Chaturdashi / Ghat Chaturdashi Shraddha / Ghayal Chaturdashi Shradh / Magha Trayodashi Shradh

21-Oct-2025

Sunday

Mahalaya Amavasya / Sarva Pitri Amavasya

 

 

Mahalaya Paksha Shraddha | Pitru Paksha Shraddh – An Overview

Mahalaya Paksha Shraddha, is also known as Pitru Paksha Shraddha or simply, Pitru Paksha.  A significant period in Hindu culture and tradition, it is dedicated to honoring one’s ancestors or forefathers. This observance takes place during the waning phase of the moon in the lunar month of Bhadrapada, typically September to October, as per the Hindu calendar.

The term “Mahalaya Paksha” translates to the “fortnight of ancestors” or the “fortnight of the departed.” It lasts for 15 days, starting on the day of the Purnima – full moon, and concluding on the day of the Amavasya – new moon. During this period, Hindus believe that the spirits of their deceased ancestors visit the mortal realm, and performing rituals and ceremonies can help offer them peace and solace in the afterlife.

Why Perform Pitru Paksha Rituals in Rameshwaram?

Rameshwaram, located in Tamil Nadu, is one of the most sacred Char Dham pilgrimage sites in India. It is said that Lord Rama performed Pitru Tarpan and Shraddh here for his ancestors before crossing to Lanka. This legendary connection, combined with the presence of the holy Agni Theertham (sea), 22 sacred wells, and the Ramanathaswamy Temple, makes Rameshwaram the most spiritually potent site for Pitru rituals.

Key Merits of Performing Pitru Puja at Rameshwaram:

  • Liberation of ancestral souls (Pitru Moksha)

  • Pitru Dosha Nivaran – Removal of ancestral karmic blocks

  • Family harmony and prosperity

  • Spiritual cleansing through sea bath and teertha snan

  • Ideal for those with unknown parental tithis or complex ancestral curses

Rituals and Customs during Mahalaya Paksha Shradh

Devotees observe various rituals and customs during Mahalaya Paksha Shradh – offering food, clothes and many other items to the departed. The rituals involve making offerings of rice, lentils, fruits, sweets, and more to a sacred fire, followed by offering them to crows and cows, which are considered carriers of ancestral spirits. The main intention behind these rituals is to express gratitude, seek blessings, and ensure the well-being of the souls of ancestors.

Shraddha rituals are held in accordance with family traditions and regional practices. It is believed that performing these rituals during this specific period helps the souls of the departed ancestors find peace and move forward in their spiritual journey.

Significance of Dhanushkodi for Ancestral Puja

Dhanushkodi, located at the eastern tip of Rameshwaram island, is an abandoned town and a powerful spiritual site. It is where the sacred confluence of Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean occurs. According to legend, Lord Rama built the bridge (Ram Setu) to Lanka from Dhanushkodi.

Rituals performed at this point, especially Asthi Visarjan and Pind Daan, are believed to be extremely potent. Many families travel to perform Pitru Paksha pujas in Dhanushkodi, especially for those who had unnatural or untimely deaths in the family.

Frequently Asked Questions (SEO FAQs)

Q1: Is it necessary to visit Rameshwaram for Pitru Paksha?
No, but it is highly recommended due to the powerful spiritual energy. Rameshwaram is one of the few places where Lord Rama himself performed Shraddh.

Q2: Can women perform Pitru rituals in Rameshwaram?
Yes. While traditionally male family members perform, women can also participate or sponsor rituals.

Q3: What is the difference between Pitru Paksha puja at home and at Rameshwaram?
The spiritual potency of Rameshwaram combined with natural elements like the sea, temple energy, and mythological significance amplifies the benefits compared to home rituals.

Q4: Can NRIs or overseas Hindus perform Pind Daan at Rameshwaram remotely?
Yes, Astropuja priests offer online Pitru Paksha services with recorded or live streaming and ritual documentation.

Q5: How many days should we stay in Rameshwaram for the rituals?
Ideally, 2–3 days to perform bathing, Shraddh, and temple visits peacefully.

AstroPuja offers Mahalaya Pitru paksha Shradh Pujas by qualified Vedic scholars at GayaGokarnaMatru Gaya, Rameswaram and Sriragnapatna Teertha Kshetras (Holy places) in India.

Please visit www.astropuja.com  or call us on +91 8047280123 / +91 8151002255, WA No: +91 9900821000 to learn more about booking online Pandits/Purohits for all Pujas, Havans and many more.

Perform Pitru Paksh Sankalp Shradh 2025 at Rameswaram Dham a popular Mukti Sthal for the Hindus performing ancestral rites, seeking their blessings.

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Pitru Paksha Sankalp Shraddha @ Rameswaram Kshetra

Pitru Paksha Sankalp Shraddha, Pitru Paksha Sankalp Shraddha + Swayampaka Daana, Pitru Paksha Sankalp Shraddha + Brahman Bhojan

Step-by-Step Ritual Procedure During Pitru Paksha at Rameshwaram (In-Person)

  1. Teertha Snanam (Holy Bath):

    • Take a dip in Agni Theertham (sea near temple).

    • Visit the 22 Theerthams inside Ramanathaswamy Temple for sacred well bathing, symbolizing purification.

  2. Pind Daan and Tarpan:

    • Performed on the seashore or at temple-designated ghats.

    • Offer pindas (rice balls) with sesame, ghee, honey to ancestors.

    • Tarpan (offering of water mixed with til) is offered with chanting of Gotra and names.

  3. Shraddh Homa or Havan:

    • Performed by qualified Vedic priests as per traditions.

    • Includes fire offerings, mantras, and feeding of Brahmins.

  4. Feeding the Needy and Cows:

    • Bhojan is offered to cows, birds, and Brahmins as part of merit-sharing with Pitru.