
Honour Your Ancestors and Seek Their Blessings
Tharpanam / Tarpanam (Monthly)
When / Occasion:
Performed as a traditional ancestral offering, especially when the full Shrardham ceremony cannot be performed, on the prescribed Tithi or during Pitru-related observances, seeking peace for departed ancestors, ancestral blessings, and family well-being.
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Starting From
₹
2,501
Duration:
45-90 min









Divine Benefits
01
Ancestors' souls at peace
Offers the rites your ancestors are owed, easing their journey.
02
Blessings of forefathers
Invokes the protective goodwill of your lineage.
03
Family karma cleared
Frees present generations from inherited karmic blocks.
04
Generational prosperity
Clears the path for wellbeing across future generations.
05
Pitru dosha relieved
Removes the effects of unfulfilled ancestral obligations on your life.
Vedic Procedure
Sankalpa with name & gotra
The ritual is begun with a sankalpa declaring your name, gotra and the ancestor(s) it is dedicated to.
Tarpanam / offerings prepared
Water, til (sesame) and other prescribed offerings are prepared for the ancestors.
Pitru invocation
The souls of the ancestors are invoked and invited to receive the offerings.
Mantra chanting
Vedic mantras for ancestral peace are chanted through the ritual.
Prasad to Brahmins & completion
Food is offered to Brahmins (or symbolically), completing the family's duty toward their ancestors.
Pandits
2
Tharpanam / Tarpanam (Monthly)
₹
5,001
₹
2,501
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Services Included
Every AgniBliss ritual is thoughtfully conducted with authentic traditions, experienced pandits, and all the essentials for a seamless spiritual experience

Experienced
Vedic Priest
Certified Pandits with years of experience performing authentic Vedic rituals

Complete
Ritual Materials
All essential pooja items, including flowers, fruits, kalash, lamps, and sacred offerings

Sacred
Chanting & Katha
Recitation of Vedic mantras and the Satyanarayana Katha following traditional procedures.
