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Narayan Bali Shradh

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Narayan Bali Shradh

Narayan Bali Shradh is a special Hindu ritual performed for ancestors, particularly to offer peace and liberation to the souls of deceased family members. It is conducted when a person feels that their ancestors’ souls are disturbed, causing ongoing problems, such as family disputes, health issues, or financial challenges. The ritual is performed to resolve "Pitra Dosha" (an ancestral curse) and to bring peace to the souls of the ancestors.

Benefits of Narayan Bali Shradh:

Removal of Pitra Dosha: Narayan Bali Shradh is considered an effective remedy for alleviating "Pitra Dosha," which is believed to bring obstacles, difficulties, and suffering in one’s life due to the unfulfilled desires or bad deeds of ancestors. This ritual helps in resolving such issues.

Peace for the Soul: The primary aim of this ritual is to bring peace to the souls of the ancestors and ensure their liberation (moksha), so they can rest peacefully in the afterlife.

Relief from Troubles: This ritual is believed to help overcome family problems, health issues, financial difficulties, and other obstacles that may arise from ancestral curses or unresolved matters with deceased family members.

Blessings from Ancestors: By performing Narayan Bali Shradh, one is believed to receive the blessings of their ancestors, leading to a more prosperous and harmonious life.

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Narayan Bali Shradh Ritual Procedure:

Selecting the Right Date: The ritual is ideally performed on specific days like Amavasya (new moon day), Pradosh tithi (day before the full moon), or during Pitru Paksha (the fortnight dedicated to ancestors) when the influence of ancestors is believed to be stronger.

Place of the Ritual: The ritual can be performed in a temple or at a sacred space in the home, preferably near a water body or a sacred area.

Required Materials for the Ritual:

A plate (thali) for the offerings. A kalash (sacred water vessel) Flowers, incense sticks, and lamps. Kheer (sweet rice pudding), panchamrit (a mixture of milk, yogurt, ghee, honey, and sugar), and sesame (til) seeds A sacred vessel of water and offerings for the ancestors Bali Offering: The ritual involves offering a "bali" (offering) to the ancestors, typically done near a river or a holy place. This offering is symbolic of feeding the ancestors' souls. Feeding Brahmins: After the ritual, it is customary to feed Brahmins and offer them gifts or "daakshina" (monetary offerings) as a gesture of respect and gratitude. Reciting the Story and Prayers: During the ritual, a specific story (katha) related to the ancestors' significance and their role in bringing peace to the family is recited. Additionally, prayers are offered to Narayan (Lord Vishnu) and the ancestors to invoke blessings and peace.

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