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Sarva Pitru Amavasya

Complete, verified samagri list containing 19 essential items for performing Sarva Pitru Amavasya.

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Sarva Pitru Amavasya is the highly significant concluding day of Pitru Paksha, a 16-day period dedicated to ancestors in the Hindu calendar. On this day, individuals perform rituals like Tarpan and Shraddha to honor and offer homage to all their deceased ancestors, regardless of the lunar day they passed away. It is believed that by performing these rites, one can ensure peace for the souls of their ancestors and receive their blessings for prosperity and well-being. This sacred day serves as a crucial opportunity to express gratitude and fulfill one's spiritual duties towards the lineage.

Also known as: Sarva Pitru Amavasya, Pitru Visarjan Amavasya, Mahalaya Amavasya, Pitri Amavasya, पितृ विसर्जन अमावस्या, महालय अमावस्या

  • 1 Black Sesame Seeds
    100g
  • 2 Kush Grass
    1 bunch
  • 3 Rice
    500g
  • 4 Barley
    200g
  • 5 Milk
    500ml
  • 6 Honey
    50g
  • 7 Ghee
    100g
  • 8 Sandalwood Powder
    50g
  • 9 Flowers
    1 bunch
  • 10 Incense Sticks
    1 pack
  • 11 Diya (Clay Lamps)
    3 pieces
  • 12 Cotton Wicks
    1 pack
  • 13 Betel Leaves
    5 pieces
  • 14 Areca Nuts
    10 pieces
  • 15 Sweets
    250g
  • 16 Sacred Thread
    1 piece
  • 17 Turmeric Powder
    50g
  • 18 Kumkum
    50g
  • 19 Camphor
    1 pack
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