Tripindi Shraddha

Tripindi Shraddha is a sacred three-day Hindu ceremony performed to bring peace to three generations of ancestors — father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. This ritual is especially important when regular Shraddha has not been performed for the departed, or when the family experiences unexplained obstacles that may be linked to ancestral displeasure.

At Ramkund on the Godavari River in Panchavati, Nashik, Tripindi Shraddha is performed with exceptional power due to the sacred nature of the location — the same spot where Lord Rama performed the Shraddha of King Dasharatha.

Why Tripindi Shraddha is Performed

• Unperformed Rituals: When regular annual Shraddha has been missed for any reason
• Family Obstacles: Recurring problems in health, career, marriage, or finances
• Ancestral Displeasure: When ancestors are not at peace due to unfulfilled duties
• Karmic Resolution: To resolve unresolved karma from past generations
• Peace for Three Souls: To nourish and liberate the souls of three generations

Three-Day Tripindi Procedure

1. Day 1 — Pind Daan for Father: The ceremony begins with Sankalpa (sacred vow) and Pind Daan dedicated to the father (Pitaji). Rice balls are offered with specific Vedic mantras to nourish the soul.
2. Day 2 — Pind Daan for Grandfather: Pind Daan is performed for the grandfather (Dadaji). Tarpan (water offering) is done with Gangajal to quench the thirst of the ancestral souls.
3. Day 3 — Pind Daan for Great-Grandfather: Pind Daan for the great-grandfather (Par-Dadaji). A grand Havan is performed, followed by Pind Visarjan (immersion of rice balls) in the Godavari. The ceremony concludes with Shanti Path.

Why Tripindi Shraddha at Ramkund, Nashik?

• Dakshinavahini Godavari: The river flows southward at Ramkund, making it supremely powerful for ancestor rituals
• Ramayana Connection: Lord Rama performed Shraddha of King Dasharatha at this exact spot
• 150+ Years of Tradition: The Panchakshari family has mastered the complete three-day Tripindi ritual over six generations
• Proven Results: Families report positive changes within months of performing Tripindi at Ramkund

Tripindi vs Other Shraddha Rituals

Ritual	Duration	Generations	Best For
Tripindi	3 days	3 (Father, Grandfather, Great-Grandfather)	Unperformed rituals, family obstacles
Varsh Shraddha	1 day	1 (Annual)	Annual remembrance
Mahalay Shraddha	1 day	All ancestors	Pitru Paksha observance
Narayanbali	Multi-day	All ancestors	Severe ancestral afflictions

Frequently Asked Questions

When should Tripindi Shraddha be performed?

The ideal time is during Pitru Paksha (the 15-day fortnight of ancestors) or on Amavasya (New Moon). However, it can be performed any day as advised by the pandit.

Can all family members attend?

Yes, all family members can attend. However, the Sankalpa (vow) is taken by one person on behalf of the family. Others can participate in the rituals and receive blessings.

What if I cannot attend all 3 days?

We offer Online Tripindi where you can participate via live stream. The pandit performs the rituals on your behalf with your Sankalpa. Daily photo and video updates are provided.

Is Tripindi different from Dashkriya?

Yes. Dashkriya is a 10-day immediate post-death ritual. Tripindi is a 3-day ritual that can be performed at any time to bring peace to three generations of ancestors.

Book Tripindi Shraddha at Ramkund, Nashik

To book Tripindi Shraddha or to learn more about the three-day ritual, contact our pandits at +91 9822660945 via WhatsApp or phone. We serve families across India and worldwide.

Brings peace to three generations of ancestors. Removes Pitrudosh and ancestral curses. Ensures smooth journey of souls to higher realms. Brings family prosperity and harmony. Resolves unresolved karma from past generations.

Pitru Paksha, Amavasya, or as advised by pandit

Pind daan samagri (3 types), Gangajal, Darbha grass, Rice, Sesame seeds (til), Ghee, Havan samagri, Banana leaves, Copper vessels, White cloth, Flowers, Sugar, Jaggery