Pitra Shanti Puranic Mantra
Today I would like to share a rare Shloka for pleasing the departed ancestors or Pitrus as they are called in the Hindi language. It is said that those person who doesn't perform Pind Daan or don’t perform any rituals after the death of their elders, face Pitru Dosha in the next birth.
Pind Daan is mandatory for Pitru Shanti followed by providing Brahman Bhojan, donating gemstones, clothes, food grains, black sesame, dakshina, etc. Out of these, the more he offers, the better. - Ashok Mehta
However, if a person cannot offer even any one of the items mentioned above, he must provide black sesame mixed Jal-Anjali to Bhumi Devi(ground).
If he cannot even do that, then he must chant the Shloka, I have shared in this atricle. Usually Pitru Tarpan must be done every day.
However, I today's times, it becomes very difficult to do it every day. For this, the aspiring person can perform Shraddh just once in Gaya and it will give Brahmalok to his ancestors.
Today, as mentioned above, I will share a Shloka taken by my from the Varah Puran, chanting which, the Pitrus can be pacified.
The Shloka must be chanted by joining both hands and keeping them straight up above the head and facing the sun.
Meaning of the Mantra – I don't have alms, nor do I have wealth, nor do I have food grains. I salute my Pitru. Kindly be pleased with me. I have joined my hands up in the air and saluting you.
Pind Daan is mandatory for Pitru Shanti followed by providing Brahman Bhojan, donating gemstones, clothes, food grains, black sesame, dakshina, etc. Out of these, the more he offers, the better. - Ashok Mehta
However, if a person cannot offer even any one of the items mentioned above, he must provide black sesame mixed Jal-Anjali to Bhumi Devi(ground).
If he cannot even do that, then he must chant the Shloka, I have shared in this atricle. Usually Pitru Tarpan must be done every day.
 |
| Pitra Shanti Puranic Mantra |
Today, as mentioned above, I will share a Shloka taken by my from the Varah Puran, chanting which, the Pitrus can be pacified.
The Shloka must be chanted by joining both hands and keeping them straight up above the head and facing the sun.
Meaning of the Mantra – I don't have alms, nor do I have wealth, nor do I have food grains. I salute my Pitru. Kindly be pleased with me. I have joined my hands up in the air and saluting you.
Dear Ashok Sir,
ReplyDeleteFirst of all,Happy new year.Is there any pooja havan of hanuman by which one can obtain immense physical strength and courage?Im saying because some Pandits told me.
Sir english please..
ReplyDeleteNa mesti vittam,na dhanam na dhaanyam
Deleteshraadhasya Yogyam swa-pitreennatosmi
Tripyantu bhaktyaa pitaro mayetau
Bhujau tatau vartmani maarutasya
doh stick neel....english please
ReplyDeleteRespected Guruji,
ReplyDeleteKindly confirm if you are mentioned the place as Gaya or is it any specific timings.