Pitru Paksha 2023 Special: Worship on the second date of Shradh this way and see the magic

Pitru Paksha 2023 Special: Worship on the second date of Shradh this way and see the magic, know here.

Pitru Paksha has started now and these functions are going to continue till 14th October. Every date is worshipped in this festival because every date is considered related to the ancestors. Worship done with devotion towards the ancestors on these days provides overall growth and happiness to everyone. The ritual of salvation is called Shradh which satisfies the ancestors. Whoever satisfies his ancestors definitely receives the blessings of his ancestors. The process of satisfying the ancestors is called Tarpan. Performing Tarpan and offering Pind Daan is considered special during Pitru Paksha.

However, the date of Amavasya is considered best for worshipping ancestors and the time of Shukla Paksha of Ashwin month is also a special time for the peace of ancestors. The time of Shradh continues from the full moon day of Bhadrapada to the new moon day of Ashwin Krishna. On this day, pujas are performed on every date. For those who have Shradh on Dwitiya Tithi, Shradh is performed for them on that day.

Let us know in detail how to perform Shradh on the second date of Pitru Paksha this year and what will be the ritual of worship.

Dwitiya Shradh Puja Ritual Time
The time of Dwitiya Shradh is going to be on Saturday. Dwitiya Tithi will start on 30 September 2023 at 12:21 pm and Dwitiya Tithi will end on 01 October 2023 at 09:41 am. On this day, the time of Kutup Muhurta will be from 11:47 a.m. to 12:35 p.m. Whose duration is going to last 48 minutes. On this day, Rohin Muhurta will be from 12:35 p.m. to 01:23 p.m. The afternoon time for worship will be from 13:23 to 15:46. Dwitiya Shradh is performed for those deceased family members who died on Dwitiya Tithi. On this day, Shradh can be performed on the second date of Shukla Paksha or Krishna Paksha. The second Shradh is also called Dooj Shradh.

At this time the ancestors reside with us in a subtle form. Through Shradh, food is offered to satisfy the ancestors and prayers are offered for the peace of their souls by making donations and offering Pind Daan.

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