Last Rites
There is no greater sadness, no greater tragedy in the world than the separation of death. However, it is something no one in the world can escape. Therefore, those who aspire to be of benefit to themselves and others should be prepared and ready for it. In truth, the word "death" is a misnomer, because it is merely the end of a period of retribution.
In our world, there are many NRI's who are unable to do last rites of their relatives and even unable to come india. For those people we want to do help. Therefore, we providing a facility of Last Rites on the behalf of those people. And even, we'll also provide a video film of all the procedure of Last Rites.
Pind Dan will be done in one of the four places on your request viz., Kankhal in Haridwar or Pushkar in Rajasthan or Bodhgaya in Bihar or Pehwa in Haryana. Some details about above all the three places are as follows:-
KANKHAL
Kankhal is a small town adjoining Haridwar. Haridwar, which means Gateway to God, is a major pilgrimage centre for Hindus. The Kumbh Fair is held there every twelve years and many Hindus go there to immerse the ashes of the deceased in the river Ganga. Compared to the crowds and the hustle-bustle in Haridwar, Kankhal is quiet and peaceful. This is indeed ironic because Kankhal was the scene of one of the most violent events in Hindu mythology.
GAYA
According to history, the Pinda Daan ceremony can be traced back to the time of Buddha. Most probably he had performed the first Pinda Daan in Gaya. According to the Puranic legend also, Gaya has been described as one of the holiest places in the world. The Asura or the demon called Gaya became so powerful, that the gods felt threatened and wanted to destroy him, and as a precondition to his death, Gaya wanted to be laid to rest in the holiest spot of the world.
PUSHKAR
Pushkar - 15km northwest of Ajmer in the state of Rajasthan - is one of the holiest sites in India. What makes it so scared to the Hindus is the presence of some 500 temples, which surround the lake. Devotees congregate in these temples in large number to seek the blessings of the gods. Some of the important shrines are the Brahma Temple, Savitri Temple, Rangji Temple, Varah Temple and Apteshwar Temple.
BRAHMA TEMPLE
Undoubtedly the most important shrine in Pushkar, this temple is the only one exclusive to Brahma, revered as the Creator in the famed Hindu Trinity. Legend has it that it is the where Brahma performed a Yagya.
In our world, there are many NRI's who are unable to do last rites of their relatives and even unable to come india. For those people we want to do help. Therefore, we providing a facility of Last Rites on the behalf of those people. And even, we'll also provide a video film of all the procedure of Last Rites.
Pind Dan will be done in one of the four places on your request viz., Kankhal in Haridwar or Pushkar in Rajasthan or Bodhgaya in Bihar or Pehwa in Haryana. Some details about above all the three places are as follows:-
KANKHAL
Kankhal is a small town adjoining Haridwar. Haridwar, which means Gateway to God, is a major pilgrimage centre for Hindus. The Kumbh Fair is held there every twelve years and many Hindus go there to immerse the ashes of the deceased in the river Ganga. Compared to the crowds and the hustle-bustle in Haridwar, Kankhal is quiet and peaceful. This is indeed ironic because Kankhal was the scene of one of the most violent events in Hindu mythology.
GAYAAccording to history, the Pinda Daan ceremony can be traced back to the time of Buddha. Most probably he had performed the first Pinda Daan in Gaya. According to the Puranic legend also, Gaya has been described as one of the holiest places in the world. The Asura or the demon called Gaya became so powerful, that the gods felt threatened and wanted to destroy him, and as a precondition to his death, Gaya wanted to be laid to rest in the holiest spot of the world.
PUSHKARPushkar - 15km northwest of Ajmer in the state of Rajasthan - is one of the holiest sites in India. What makes it so scared to the Hindus is the presence of some 500 temples, which surround the lake. Devotees congregate in these temples in large number to seek the blessings of the gods. Some of the important shrines are the Brahma Temple, Savitri Temple, Rangji Temple, Varah Temple and Apteshwar Temple.
BRAHMA TEMPLE
Undoubtedly the most important shrine in Pushkar, this temple is the only one exclusive to Brahma, revered as the Creator in the famed Hindu Trinity. Legend has it that it is the where Brahma performed a Yagya.