Darsh Amavasya Ganga Aarti and Brahmin Bhoj

Darsh Amavasya

• Darsh Amavasya is considered a highly auspicious and sacred day in Sanatan Dharma. This occasion holds special significance for Pitru Tarpan, charity, and spiritual practices. It is believed that religious and charitable acts performed on this day help seek the blessings of ancestors (Pitrs) and bring happiness, peace, and prosperity into one's life.

Darsh Amavasya Puja

• On the sacred occasion of Darsh Amavasya, MyJyotish is organizing a grand Ganga Aarti and Brahmin Bhoj at Har Ki Pauri, Haridwar. The ceremony will include the worship of Maa Ganga, Deepdaan (offering of lamps), and special prayers and rituals. As part of the event, Brahmins will be offered food and Dakshina with devotion and respect.

Significance of Ganga Aarti and Brahmin Bhoj

• In Sanatan Dharma, Ganga Aarti and Brahmin Bhoj hold great religious and spiritual importance. Maa Ganga is revered as the bestower of Moksha (liberation) and the remover of sins. Therefore, offering prayers and participating in Ganga Aarti is believed to bring spiritual peace, divine blessings, and sacred merit (Punya).
• Similarly, Brahmin Bhoj is regarded as an important act of charity, service, and Dharma. According to traditional beliefs, offering food to Brahmins with devotion pleases the deities and ancestors (Pitra), bringing happiness, peace, and prosperity to the family. Organizing Ganga Aarti and Brahmin Bhoj on a sacred occasion like Darsh Amavasya is considered especially meritorious and spiritually rewarding.

Our Services

• At the Haridwar Ghats, a Yugantarit Panditji will perform a Brahmin feast, Ganga Aarti, and a puja in your name and gotra, accompanied by chanting of mantras.
• All the materials used in the puja will be provided by the Panditji, and the puja will be performed with full rituals.
• Recorded video and photos will be sent after the puja is completed.