Pitru Paksha Shradh 2022 Start Date And Time Pooja Details
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In the Hindu religion and culture, Pitru Paksha is one of the most important and holy events. It’s a time to think about your ancestors and the people whose souls have gone to heaven. Pitru Paksha lasts for a few days. During that time, different rituals are done, like giving food and other things to people who need them and doing other things to make sure the soul of the dead person finds peace and salvation.
The time between Amavasya and the full moons of Bhadrapada and Pratipada in Krishna Paksha of Ashwin month is called Pitru Paksha. In 2022, Pitru Paksha will start on September 10, 2022, and end on September 25, 2022. (Sunday).
Pitru Paksha Shradh 2022 Start Date And Time Pooja Details
Pitru Paksha 2022:
Hindus believe that even though the body of flesh and bones dies, the soul lives on until the end of the universe. When a person dies, their soul is still in a lot of pain from things like grief and even hunger. People say that when a soul leaves a body, it goes on a journey that never ends. Only when someone dies young does the soul move on to a new body and start living again on Earth.
The soul only gets to eat food and feel full during the 16 days of Pitru Paksha. So, the people who are no longer alive are fed and given water by their family members. Of course, this can’t be done right away, so the Shradh ritual is done.
There’s no one place where the rituals take place. But during the important days of Pitru Paksha, most people move to religious and holy places like Kashi, Benaras, Gaya, and others to do the act of Shradh.
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The last day of Pitru Paksha is Amavasya, which is also the most important day of the whole Pitru Paksha period. Amavasya of Krishna Paksha in the Hindi month of Aswin is the last day of Pitru Paksha. This year, Pitru Paksha Amavasya will happen on September 25, 2022, according to the English calendar.
Pitru Paksha Shradh 2022 Start Date And Time Details:
Date | Day | Shraddha | Tithi |
10-09-2022 | Saturday | Purnima Shraddha | Bhadrapada, Shukla Purnima |
9-Oct-2022 | Saturday | Pratipada Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Pratipada |
9-Nov-2022 | Sunday | Dwitiya Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Dwitiya |
09-Dec-2022 | Monday | Tritiya Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Tritiya |
13-09-2022 | Tuesday | Chaturthi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Chaturthi |
14-09-2022 | Wednesday | Panchami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Panchami |
14-09-2022 | Wednesday | Maha Bharani | Ashwina, Bharani Nakshatra |
15-09-2022 | Thursday | Shashthi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Shashthi |
16-09-2022 | Friday | Saptami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Saptami |
18-09-2022 | Sunday | Ashtami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Ashtami |
19-09-2022 | Monday | Navami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Navami |
20-09-2022 | Tuesday | Dashami Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Dashami |
21-09-2022 | Wednesday | Ekadashi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Ekadashi |
22-09-2022 | Thursday | Dwadashi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Dwadashi |
23-09-2022 | Friday | Trayodashi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Trayodashi |
23-09-2022 | Friday | Magha Shraddha | Ashwina, Magha Nakshatra |
24-09-2022 | Saturday | Chaturdashi Shraddha | Ashwina, Krishna Chaturdashi |
25-09-2022 | Sunday | Sarva Pitru Amavasya | Ashwina, Krishna Amavasya |
The Pitru Paksha Amavasya is also called Mahalaya Amavasya and Peddala Amavasya in different parts of the country.
People say that even if you couldn’t do the rituals during the whole Pitru Paksha, you can do the shradh ritual for the whole time on this last day, which is very holy.
Pitru Paksha Shraddha Pooja Procedure:
- Sankalpam
- Vinayaka Pooja
- Paadha pooja
- Vishnu pooja and Vishnu Deva Archana.
5.Pitru archana (pitru, pitha maha, prapita maha) (mata, pitha mahi, prapita mahi)
- Anna pooja
- Brahamana Aaradhana
- Pinda Pradhanam
- Tarpanam
- Daanam and Bhojanam
Pitru Paksha 2022 End Date:
As was said above, Pitru Paksha ends on the Amavasya, which this year is on September 25, 2022, a Sunday.