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Mauni Amavsya Spl Tila Tarpan (Online)

Mauni Amavsya Spl Tila Tarpan (Online)

When

Wed, 29 January

12:00 PM – 12:30 PM IST

Where

Bangalore Ashram, Bangalore, Karnataka

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Description

Mauni Amavasya TARPAN Mauni Amavasya TARPAN Online on ZOOM Mauni Amavasya is a powerful day to connect with your ancestors and offer gratitude through the sacred ritual of TARPANAM. Who can participate? Anyone whose parent (either father or mother) is no longer in their physical body can perform this ritual. Materials Required for TARPANAM at Home: • Black Tila (Black sesame seeds) • White Rice • Panchapatra Set (Plate, Spoon/Udarni, and Small Glass) • Asan (Seat) • Darbha Grass (Available at puja stores near temples) • Event Platform: Zoom (Live session) • Login Details: Will be emailed after registration. • Guidelines: Please prepare the materials in advance.

Special Notes

Materials Required for TARPANAM at Home: • Black Tila (Black sesame seeds) • White Rice • Panchapatra Set (Plate, Spoon/Udarni, and Small Glass) • Asan (Seat) • Darbha Grass (Available at puja stores near temples) Important Information • Event Platform: Zoom (Live session) • Login Details: Will be emailed after registration. • Guidelines: Please prepare the materials in advance.

How it works

  1. 1

    Register & share your sankalpa

    Add your name, gotra, rashi and nakshatra — for yourself and your family in one booking.

  2. 2

    Our pandits perform the ceremony

    Trained Vaidic pandits perform the ceremony with full vidhi on your chosen date.

  3. 3

    Receive your receipt & blessings

    You get an official receipt by email and SMS, carrying the blessings of the ceremony.

What you receive

Official receipt

Sent to you by email and SMS for your records.

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In the living tradition of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar ji.

Authentic vidhi

Performed exactly as the shastras prescribe.

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