The Complete Pitru Paksha Seva in Your Ancestor’s Name - 16 Tithis, 16 Teerths & 21 Brahmins served every Tithi!

White Sesame(Til) Seva for 21 Brahmins at Kashi · Rs.51

According to Manu Smriti, Garuda Purana, and Shraddha Paddhati scriptures, sesame seeds possess the divine power to attract and satisfy the Pitrus (departed ancestors). The subtle essence of food and sesame offered to learned Brahmins reaches the Pitrus in their subtle realm, granting them peace, satisfaction, and forward progress in their spiritual journey

21 Brahmins Bhojan Seva at Haridwar · Rs.151

According to Hindu scriptures, offering food to Brahmins during Shraddha, Pitru Paksha, or auspicious occasions is considered a deeply meritorious act. The subtle essence of food offered to Brahmins reaches the departed souls (Pitrus), granting them peace and liberation. It is a time-honored way to seek the blessings of ancestors, remove Pitru Dosha, and bring prosperity to the family

16 Tithis 16 Teerths Til Seva for 21 Brahmins · Rs.501

Til is the most sacred Pitru substance in all of Shraddh Vidhi. Puranas say it was born from Vishnu's own essence, and every Shraddh text prescribes it above all other offerings. When Til is placed in Brahmin's hand, Garuda Purana's 5-step transmission begins: Vaishvanara Agni within the Brahmin awakens, transforms the offering into subtle spiritual energy, carrying it directly to the ancestor across realms. On every tithi of Pitru Paksha, seva will be performed across 16 Teerths.

3 Pitru Teerths 21 Brahmans Bhojan Seva · Rs.401

Kashi on Purnima, Haridwar on Ekadashi, and Gaya on Amavasya - to seek Pitru Tripti, sacred merit, and family well-being.

16 Tithis 16 Teerths 21 Brahmins Bhojan Seva · Rs.1,501

Garuda Purana teaches that an ancestor without Shraddh suffers from hunger that no earthly offering can reach. Manu Smriti: a Shraddh without Brahmin Bhojan does not reach the ancestor. Brahmin's Vaishvanara Agni transforms what enters through the living mouth into kavya, the subtle spiritual essence that crosses realms and nourishes the ancestor's subtle body directly. On every tithi of Pitru Paksha, at all sixteen sacred Teerths, Bhojan will be offered to Brahmins.

21 Brahmins Bhojan & Sweets Seva at Kashi · Rs.201

During Pitru Paksha, contribute to Brahman Bhojan and Sweets Seva in sacred Kashi in the name of your ancestors to seek Pitru Tripti, ancestral blessings, and family well-being.

Complete Panchabali Pitru Seva (Gobali, Shwanbali, Kakabali, Devadibali, Pipilika Seva) · Rs.501

All five Balis performed together in one ritual at Gaya by our Gayawal Pandit. Rooted in Manu Smriti's Pancha Maha Yajna, this is the only Shraddh offering that simultaneously reaches ancestors across every realm and every life form. No Pitru is left untouched, no loka unreached.

5 Pitru Teerths 21 Brahmins Bhojan Seva · Rs.601

Kashi on Purnima, Gokarna on Ashtami, Siddhpur on Navami, Haridwar on Ekadashi, and Gaya on Amavasya - Special Brahmin Bhojan Seva to seek ancestral blessings, sacred punya, and family prosperity.

16 Tithis 16 Teerths Complete 21 Brahmins Seva · Rs.5,001

Garuda Purana's five-step transmission is complete only when thos offering is complete. Til awakens the Vaishvanara Agni. Bhojan carries the kavya across realms so the ancestor is nourished. Vastra covers what the journey has left exposed. Fruits carry the sweetness of the living world to a realm that has forgotten it. And Anaaj satisfies what remains. For those who want this Pitru Paksha to be the one where nothing and no ancestor is left unaddressed.

16 Tithis 16 Teerths Panchfal Seva to 21 Brahmins · Rs.1,001

Fruits carry what no other offering can - the sweetness, ripeness, and abundance of the living world, offered to those who can no longer taste it. In Shraddh Vidhi, Panchfal placed in the Brahmin's hands enters the Vaishvanara Agni and crosses as subtle nourishment to the ancestor's realm, the flavour of the world they left, transmitted across the distance death creates. For those who want their ancestor to receive, across every tithi, a taste of being remembered with abundance.

16 Tithis 16 Teerths 21 Brahmins Anaaj (Seedha Daan) Seva · Rs.1,801

Grain is the foundation of all sustenance, what the Rishis prescribed as the base of every Shraddh offering because it represents the source of all nourishment. When Anaaj is placed in the Brahmin's hands and his Vaishvanara Agni awakens, Garuda Purana's transmission begins: grain is transformed into the subtle essence that satisfies ancestor's deepest hunger across realms. For those who want the most foundational act of nourishment to reach every generation, without a single tithi left empty.

16 Tithis 16 Teerths Sweets Seva to 21 Brahmins · Rs.1,201

Shraddh tradition prescribes sweets as Naivedya because the ancestors, Puranas say, receive the essence of what is offered with joy rather than obligation. When sweets are placed in the Brahmin's hands, his Vaishvanara Agni transforms that sweetness into a subtle transmission that travels to the ancestor not just as nourishment but as affection. For those who want their ancestor to know, across every night of this fortnight, that what the living carry for them is not just duty, but love.

Pitru Paksha Special: 2 Bottles of Sacred Triveni Sangam Jal · Rs.301

Bring the sacred Triveni Sangam Jal of Prayagraj to your doorstep this Pitru Paksha and use it in your family’s Pitru rituals and offerings. Triveni Sangam, the revered confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati, holds a deeply sacred place in Hindu tradition. During Pitru Paksha, Sangam Jal is traditionally used in tarpan, puja and offerings made in remembrance of one’s ancestors. By offering this sacred Jal with devotion, you seek blessings of your Pitrus for peace, protection, prosperity.

Pitru Paksha Special: 4 Bottles of Sacred Triveni Sangam Jal · Rs.501

This Pitru Paksha, honour your ancestors with the sacred Triveni Sangam Jal from Prayagraj, brought to your doorstep for use in your family’s Pitru rituals and offerings. Revered as the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati, the Triveni Sangam is one of Hindu tradition’s most sacred pilgrimage sites. During the sixteen days of Pitru Paksha, you can use Sangam Jal for tarpan, puja and ancestral offerings as an expression of gratitude and remembrance.