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Here, at religious places like Kashi, Gaya and Prayag, puja is organized with simplicity, where the amount of Dakshina is minimal. Its objective is to ensure that the importance of worship lies in reverence and faith and not in money.
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Ritual Preparation

Collect the ashes in a vessel or urn. Prepare offerings like flowers, incense and a small amount of rice or sesame seeds. If you are doing the immersion in a river bank or temple, you can also prepare a small amount of Ganga water (holy water) for the ritual.

Brahmins or religious pundits may also be invited to offer prayers and guide the family in performing rituals.

Ritual Steps:

Journey to a sacred water body: Family members, along with the ashes, travel to a chosen sacred river, sea or lake. It is common to carry the Kalash with respect and prayers during the journey. Recite prayers and mantras: Once at the location, Pitra Mantra or Shanti Path is recited. This is done for the peace of the departed soul and to ensure that the ashes are offered respectfully. Immerse the ashes: The ashes are then carefully immersed in a holy water body. While doing so, family members may offer prayers, flowers and rice in honor of the departed soul. Offer flowers and rice: It is customary to offer flowers and rice to symbolize the peaceful journey of the soul and to seek blessings for the family. Last Farewell: Family members may pay their last salute or namaskar to the deceased and request blessings of the departed soul.

Completion of The Ritual:

After immersion, some families may give food or donations (dakshina) to priests, Brahmins or the needy as a sign of gratitude.

Family members may also pray for a short time for the peace of the deceased's soul and sometimes perform a Shraddha ceremony (a rite of passage in honor of the deceased) after the immersion.

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