On the auspicious Darsh Amavasya, offer your heartfelt reverence to your forefathers through the Pitra Dosh Shanti Puja and Seva in Kashi. Performed at the holy Pishach Mochan Kund by Vedic priests, this ritual grants relief to departed souls, clears ancestral karmic debts, and invites divine grace, peace, and prosperity into your lineage.

Kashi is one of the holiest Tirth Kshetras for performing Pitra-related karmas. As per the Shiv Mahapuran (Koti Rudra Samhita, Adhyaya 28, Shloka 8), the number of Til seeds offered in Pitra Tarpan at Kashi equals the years of heavenly stay granted to the departed soul. Thus, this sacred act in Kashi brings tremendous merit and liberation to ancestors.

Darsh Amavasya, the no-moon night in Krishna Paksha, is regarded as highly potent for Pitra Shanti and Shraddha rituals. On this divine occasion, Kashi Archan Foundation organizes the Pitra Dosh Shanti Puja, Tripindi Shraddha, Moksha Narayan Bali, and Sanyasi Annadan Sevas as per the Vedic scriptures, under the guidance of experienced Kashi-based Brahmins.

Our ancestors, drawn by the divine pull of Kashi, await our offerings and devotion. It is our sacred duty to respond with Shraddha (faith), Tarpan (libation), and Dana (charity), fulfilling our Pitra Rin (ancestral debt). Participating in these rituals bestows peace to ancestral souls and harmony to the living lineage.

Those who cannot visit Kashi physically can now take part through Live Sankalp Seva and receive divine prasad at their doorstep. Your humble offering becomes a path of Moksha for your Pitra Devtas.
Pitra Puja is not merely a tradition—it is a spiritual responsibility. Every soul is born with Pitra Rin, a debt owed to the ancestors. The Darsh Amavasya marks an especially powerful alignment when this debt can be acknowledged and redeemed.

Kashi, known as the Avimukta Kshetra, holds the supreme grace of Lord Shiva. It is believed that even a single drop of water offered with Til in Kashi uplifts departed souls to higher realms. The Pishach Mochan Kund in Kashi is a divine spot known for delivering peace to restless souls and freeing them from Pishacha Yoni (lower birth states).

By performing the Tripindi Shradh, Tila Homam, Moksha Narayan Bali, and Annadan Sevas in this spiritually charged location, devotees not only help their ancestors attain peace but also dissolve recurring family misfortunes, health problems, and financial instability caused by unresolved Pitra Dosha.

This puja acts as a bridge between generations—where blessings flow from the Pitras to the present lineage, ensuring well-being, peace, and spiritual growth for generations to come.