Performing Shradhas to the eteronal soul of their clan is the bounded duties of a Hindu as defined in Vedas, the ancient religious texts received by saints direct from God and passed on to the next generations by word of mouth. पतन्ति पितरो ह्येषां लुप्तपिन्डोदकक्रिया - Shrimadbhagwatgita 1.42 The above mentioned Holy Text Gita insists the importance in performing rituals like pinda shraddha and Tarpan i.e. offering water to deceased ancestors etc. In the speedy era people are not paying much attention to these important rituals due to lack of knowledge or busy schedule what ever reason it may be and non-performance of said rituals leave their ancestors to reside in the Hell region. This results in stagnation and no progress of the descendants and for their better prospects one should not avoid these rituals. After examining all such difficulties we prepared to perform all such rituals on your behalf in the banks of holy river Ganges at holy shrine of Varanasi which is said to be Anandavana and the unique stage for performing all such rituals by accepting affordable amount as detailed in the tariff list.
The performance of Shraddha by a son during Pitru Paksha is regarded as compulsory by Hindus, to ensure that the soul of the ancestor goes to heaven. In this context, the scripture Garuda Purana says, "there is no salvation for a man without a son" The scriptures preach that a householder should propitiate ancestors (Pitris), along with the gods (devas), ghosts (bhutas) and guests.The scripture Markandeya Purana says that if the ancestors are content with the shraddhas, they will bestow health, wealth, knowledge and longevity, and ultimately heaven and salvation (moksha) upon the performer.
The performance of Sarvapitri amavasya rites can also compensate a forgotten or neglected annual Shraddha ceremony, which should ideally coincide with the death anniversary of the deceased. The ceremony is central to the concept of lineages. Shraddha involves oblations to three preceding generations—by reciting their names—as well as to the mythical lineage ancestor (gotra). A person thus gets to know the names of six generations (three preceding generation, his own and two succeeding generations—his sons and grandsons) in his life, reaffirming lineage ties.
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