The first-year Shradh ceremony for the departed soul is known as Barsi. This ceremony is held on the same tithi on which the soul died. Performing this ceremony with complete faith and a calm mind provides the Karta with the full benefit of the ceremony, and the blessings of his ancestor will always be with them.
The following are the main steps in performing Barsi Puja:
Sthapana Pujan of Vishwadev
Pinda Pradan: This is an offering to the ancestors of pinda (rice balls) mixed with ghee, honey, sugar, milk, and curd. Pind Pradan should be carried out with the utmost devotion and faith.
Tarpan: Til(Black) offering with water.
Brahman Bhojan: Performing bhojan for Brahman is an essential part of the Barsi puja.
Book a North Indian Panditji or a Hindi Pandit for your Barsi ceremony. Panditji will bring all of the Puja Samargi. All of our Pandits have extensive experience and have studied at Vedic Pathshala.
We handle every aspect of a funeral service, from the hearse to the cremation to the prayer meeting. We plan obituaries, memorials, and floral tributes with dignity.
Please contact us if you want to plan a personalized funeral for a loved one. Give your family or friend peace of mind, knowing that we are here to plan and assist. We make sure that arranging a funeral is the last thing on your mind. We handle all of the details involved in performing a loved one’s final rites. We handle every aspect of a funeral ceremony, from the hearse to the cremation ceremony, the chautha, and any other remembrance ceremony. We also assist in the planning of obituaries, the organization of a prayer meeting, the coordination of floral arrangements, tents and marquees, and any other requirements that may be required. We also try to advise on any rituals to be performed according to different cultures by consulting with priests if necessary.
Both men and women have equal rights in the Vedas, which means that the liturgical process can be performed by the deceased's family members, sons and daughters, parents, siblings, and so on. If no one has a family member, then this best work can be done by anyone.
The head should be pointing north, and the feet should be pointing south. This is known as Dakshinabhimukh.
After the Agni Sankar rites, you can prepare normal meal at home, according to Vedic tradition.
There is no similar structure in the Vedas.
Nowhere in the Vedas is there any reference of such a system. It is a widespread superstition.
According to Hinduism, Antyesti Sanskar (Last Rites) is the last sanskar of a human being. There is no sanskar or ritual left for any human being after this. In all religions, a dead body must be disposed of. Arya Samaj accomplishes this by burning the deceased body on a wood fire and offering a generous amount of Ghee and Havan Samgri. For this Antyesti Sanskar, the process is carried out in the manner of a Yagya, with the chanting of selected Vedic Mantras.
