Falgu River Ghat, Gaya 
September 26, Saturday 
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🙏 Why Are the 16 Tithis of Pitru Paksha Special?
Pitru Paksha is a sacred period dedicated to remembering our ancestors with gratitude and devotion. The 16 Tithis provide an opportunity to honour departed family members and pray for the peace and fulfilment of both known and unknown ancestors.
🌿 Why Is Jal-Kush Tarpan Offered?
Offering water with sacred Kush grass is an important part of the traditional way of remembering one’s ancestors. Jal-Kush Tarpan is offered with gratitude while praying for the peace, fulfilment, and spiritual well-eing of departed family members.
🌊 Why Offer Tarpan at the Falgu River?
The sacred Falgu River in Gaya has been connected with ancestral rituals for generations. During Pitru Paksha, offering water for one’s ancestors on its sacred banks is considered especially meaningful and is a way of expressing remembrance, respect, and gratitude.
🪔 The Meaning Behind Deep Daan
A lamp represents light, remembrance, and devotion. Offering a Deep in honour of one’s ancestors is a heartfelt way to remember them while praying for their peace and divine grace upon the family.
🕉️ Honouring Our Ancestral Debt
Sanatan tradition speaks of Pitru Rin—the responsibility and gratitude we carry towards those from whom we received our life, family lineage, and values. Pitru Paksha offers a sacred opportunity to honour this bond and express gratitude towards previous generations.
🛕 What Will Be Offered in This Chadhava?
During the 16 Tithis of Pitru Paksha, Jal-Kush Tarpan and Deep Daan will be offered in your name and Gotra at the sacred Falgu River Ghat in Gaya. Your ancestors will be remembered with devotion, with prayers for their peace and fulfilment, along with family harmony, prosperity, and ancestral blessings.
🌊 The Sacred Falgu River
Gaya is regarded as one of India’s foremost sacred places for honouring ancestors, and the Falgu River holds a special place in this tradition. For generations, devotees have gathered on its banks to remember their departed family members and offer water in their honour.
🛕 The Spiritual Significance of Gaya
Gaya’s sacred heritage is connected with the ancient tradition of Lord Vishnu and Gayasura. The revered Vishnupad Kshetra and the Falgu River together make Gaya an important spiritual destination for devotees seeking to honour their ancestors.
🙏 Why Pitru Paksha Is Special Here
During Pitru Paksha, offering Jal-Kush Tarpan on the banks of the Falgu River is considered a meaningful expression of gratitude towards one’s ancestors. Devotees pray here for their peace, fulfilment, and continued blessings upon the family.
🪔 Tradition of Deep Daan
Offering a sacred lamp by the Falgu River represents remembrance, devotion, and light. During the 16 Tithis of Pitru Paksha, Jal-Kush Tarpan and Deep Daan together become a heartfelt way to honour and remember one’s ancestors.
