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ॐ Mouni Amavasya Pitra Shanti Maha Annadan Seva in Kashi ॐ
Temple Name: Kashi Teerth Kshetra
Date Of Puja: 29 Jan, 2025 , Mouni Amavasya
Temple Location: Karpatri Ashram, Varanasi
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ॐ Mouni Amavasya Pitra Shanti Maha Annadan Seva in Kashi ॐ - Kashi Anubhav Foundation
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About Mouni Amavasya Pitra Shanti Maha Annadan Seva in Kashi
After 144 years the Purna Mahakumbh is coming and among all the Tithi of Shahi Snan, Mouni Amavasya is the most important Parva for which millions of devotees, Sadhu, Sant and Mahatamas Turn up in the city of Kashi and Tirth Raj Prayag.
According to Section 28 Shloka 8 of Shiv Mahapuran, the forefathers of devotees reside in heaven for that many thousands of years as per Anna Seeds used by such devotees in performing Annadan Seva.
On the Tithi of Mouni Amavasya, all our Pitra Devtas flock to Kashi and It is the responsibility of all the devotees to fulfill the anticipation and expectation of their Pitra Devtas by performing Annadan and virtuous rituals in the sacred Avimukta Kshetra Kashi.
Kashi Archan Foundation invites you to take part in Mouni Amavasya Maha Annadan ritual mentioned in the Vedas.
Puja Benefits
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Duty To Ancestors
In Hindu Dharma, everyone is born with a debt from ancestors i.e Pitra Rin, hence it is important to perform rituals regularly for our Pitra Devtas.
2
Removal of Obstacles
To Devi and Devtas, everyone worships in common but it is our individual responsibility to worship our Pitra Devtas, whose blessing removes all Hurdles from our Life.
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Importance of Mahakumbh
The Tithi of Mahkumbh coming after 144 years is not only a once in a lifetime opportunity for ensuring ‘Mokshaprad’ i.e salvation giving to our Ancestors.
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Removal of Pitra Dosha
Performing Annadan seva in Kashi, removes all Pitra Dosh and Daridrta from the lives of the devotees.
Puja Process
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Kashi Teerth Kshetra
Kashi Teerth Kshetra boasts a history that spans thousands of years. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva, the supreme deity, is believed to reside in the city. It is said that a visit to Varanasi and a dip in the holy waters of the Ganges can wash away sins and lead to spiritual liberation. ;
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