"Authentic Trayodashaah Sanskaar / Terahaveen Ritual for Ancestral Peace"

Experience spiritual renewal with the Trayodashaah Sanskaar (Terahaveen) ritual, a deeply significant ceremony in Hindu traditions. This sacred ritual is performed on the 13th day after a loved one’s passing, offering peace to the departed soul and ensuring their safe passage to the afterlife. Our experienced priests guide you through this powerful ritual, performed with utmost devotion and authenticity, to provide closure, release ancestral karma, and bless the soul of the departed.

• Purpose: Performed on the 13th day after a loved one's passing to provide peace to the departed soul.
• Benefits: Helps in the soul’s peaceful transition, resolves ancestral karma, and brings closure to the family.
• Performed by Experts: Our priests are certified in traditional Hindu rituals and guide you through the entire process.
• Authentic Rituals: Includes the offering of rice balls (pinda daan) and prayers for the soul’s liberation.
• Customizable Services: Tailored pooja options based on specific family or regional traditions.
• Online Booking: Schedule your Trayodashaah Sanskaar or Terahaveen ritual easily through our platform.

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Perfect for parents, priests, and families looking to honor this auspicious event, this puja kit blends convenience, quality, and spirituality into one package

FAQs Section:

1. What is Trayodashaah Sanskaar?

Trayodashaah Sanskaar, also known as Terahaveen or Terahee, is a significant Hindu ritual performed on the 13th day after the death of a loved one. It involves offering prayers and performing pinda daan (rice ball offerings) to ensure the soul’s peaceful transition to the afterlife and to seek peace for the departed.

2. Why is the 13th day important in Hindu death rituals?

The 13th day, or the Trayodashaah, is believed to be the most auspicious time to perform rituals for the departed soul. It is believed that the soul's journey to the afterlife is completed on this day, and offering prayers helps in ensuring their peaceful passage and liberation.

3. What does the Terahaveen ritual involve?

The Terahaveen ritual typically involves the offering of rice balls (pinda daan) along with prayers for the soul's liberation. It also includes chanting of sacred mantras by experienced priests to help resolve any ancestral karma and to bring peace to the soul of the departed.

4. Who should perform the Trayodashaah Sanskaar?

The immediate family of the deceased, especially the eldest son or close relatives, should perform this ritual to ensure the departed soul receives peace and blessings. It is also important for resolving any lingering ancestral issues.

5. When is the Trayodashaah Sanskaar performed?

This ritual is traditionally performed on the 13th day after the death of the loved one. However, it can vary depending on regional customs, family traditions, and specific astrological recommendations.

6. Can I perform Trayodashaah Sanskaar at home?

Yes, the Trayodashaah Sanskaar can be performed at home with the guidance of a qualified priest. Our service also offers online pooja options, where priests guide you through the ritual via video call.

7. What materials are required for the Terahaveen ritual?

The ritual involves offerings like rice, sesame seeds, and a holy thread, which are included in our complete pooja kit. The priest will guide you through the entire process and ensure everything is in place.

8. What are the benefits of performing the Terahaveen ritual?

• Ensures the peaceful transition of the departed soul.
• Resolves ancestral karma and removes doshas (defects).
• Brings closure and peace to the family.
• Promotes harmony and prosperity in the family lineage.

9. How long does the Trayodashaah Sanskaar take?

The ritual typically lasts for 1 to 2 hours, depending on the specific requirements and family traditions.

*Testimonials Section:*

What Our Customers Say

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “A Blessing for Our Family”

"We performed the Trayodashaah Sanskaar for my father, and it brought peace and closure to our family. The priest was kind, knowledgeable, and guided us through every step. The entire ritual felt authentic and spiritual. Highly recommend this service!"
– Ravi Kumar, Delhi

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “A Smooth and Peaceful Ritual”

"After losing our mother, we were unsure about the post-death rituals. The Terahaveen service was easy to book online, and the priest performed the ceremony with great care. Our family felt a deep sense of relief and peace after the ritual."
– Neelam Verma, Bangalore

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Exceptional Service and Guidance”

"The Trayodashaah Sanskaar performed for our late grandfather was beautiful and peaceful. The priest was experienced and took the time to explain the process. We felt spiritually uplifted, and the energy in our home has been more positive since."
– Suresh Nair, Kerala

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “A Heartfelt Ceremony”

"I was overseas when we needed to perform the Terahaveen ritual. The online pooja service allowed us to be a part of the ceremony, even from afar. The priests were so professional, and everything was conducted with utmost respect and devotion."
– Priya Desai, USA

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Highly Recommend for Peace and Closure”

"Booking the Trayodashaah Sanskaar online was straightforward, and the service exceeded our expectations. We felt a deep sense of closure, and the entire ritual brought immense peace to our family. We are grateful for this service."
– Anand Sharma, Mumbai

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Ensure Peace for Your Loved Ones with Trayodashaah Sanskaar (Terahaveen)

Honor the departed soul and bring closure to your family with this sacred ritual. Book your Trayodashaah Sanskaar today and experience the spiritual benefits of peace, liberation, and healing. Our expert priests will guide you through every step, ensuring a smooth and respectful ceremony.