About Tarpana

Tarpana is an ancient Hindu ritual that dates back to the Vedic period, around 1500 BCE.

• Tarpana is also known as "Apologu" or "Nimitta Karma"
• The word "Tarpana" is derived from the Sanskrit word "Tarpana" meaning "to water" or "to pour"
• The ritual involves pouring water on the ground as an offering to the gods, ancestors, and the deceased
• Tarpana is performed to seek forgiveness for past mistakes, to atone for sins, and to seek redemption
• The ritual is also performed to mark important life events, such as weddings, births, and funerals

Benefits of Tarpana

Tarpana is believed to bring numerous benefits, including:

• Forgiveness and redemption
• Purification of the mind and soul
• Protection from negative energies and evil spirits
• Prosperity and good fortune
• Inner peace and happiness