A festival to appease the patriarchs knocking at the door of every house

- Festival Shraddha to say thank you to parents

- Occasional

- Agarbatti should be done daily to the photos of your dead parents or deceased elders of the house

The scene of Lord Ganapati's departure is seen. A series of festivals starts with the installation of Ganapati. Shraddha Parva will start immediately after the departure of Doondala Dev. Now Shraddha Parva is also celebrated by family members with enthusiasm. This festival is associated with charity-dakshina-seva to remember one's debt to one's father. People belonging to the new generation and people who consider themselves to be modern have difficulty in imparting knowledge about the importance of faith.

Speaking from a modern angle, the festival of saying thank you to ancestors is known as Shraddha Parva. People remember the names of ancestors up to their grandfather's name but rarely remember the names of ancestors beyond that. Saints say that even if you burn incense to God daily, you should also burn incense to your dead parents or similar parents. In Shraddha comes tarpana vidhi meaning to please-satisfy-please etc. In Shraddha Parva, ancestors are appeased through Tarpan.

In today's age of science, the word 'Shraddha' will seem very ancient, rather than giving birth with faith or paper. Remembering with faith those parents who were instrumental in bringing me into this world is called Shraddha.

God is the invisible power. God's existence is accepted by faith. But because of which you are born in this creation no matter how great you are but you are because of your parents. That is why our Rishi Munis have taught the lesson of mother god bhava and father god bhava first. By pouring your own blood day and night to do hard work, to eat well, to give up clothing, to collect little by little for your children and to beg for the favors of parents who worry about their development is faith.

Parents not only do favors but also love their children. If their child is crazy, parents keep them all their life. nurtures Even for their own children who are in the pit of addictions, they are so faithful, hopeful that my son will surely recover one day. Shraddha is a day to remember the parents who make even the unforgivable mistakes of children "kuputro jayet kavchidpi kumata na bhavati".

In the courtyard of the world, when their "gogo" walks for the first time, the mother goes to the house and says, son or daughter, theta pa...pa... When the step is taken, the parents bow and walk with both hands behind them. I am ungrateful if I do not support him when he is crippled by weakness and the stigma of today's modern age is increasing in old age homes.

In this world of selfishness, it is a day to salute the "gardener of the garden of life" with true feelings, love and gratitude. Serving one's parents is not a meritorious act. But not serving is the biggest sin. It is the duty of every child to offer Shraddha to their parents with devotion. Our scriptures extend the definition of a son well to Sampakta's son. A child who pursues the goal given by the father cannot be given a paternal dedication by merely throwing paper or sweets. Which is what venerable Pandurang Dada has said in his lecture.

An implication behind this festival of posthumous tupti for fathers is that the last moments of their worldly life should also be full of joy and belching of tupti. If the aged parents are satisfied with their lives, the blessings of their hearts in their last moments will bring eternal happiness and joy. If the resolutions he had made throughout his life remained unfulfilled, the readiness to fulfill them would satisfy his soul.

So these two things, the service Shushrusha did with full of life and the good deeds he did in his absence for the fulfillment of his resolutions and wishes are his true Tarpan Shradh.