What to Donate in Pitru Paksha 2025?

In Hinduism, Pitru Paksha holds immense spiritual significance. It is the sacred 16-day lunar period dedicated to honoring and expressing gratitude to one’s ancestors. During this time, performing Shradh, Pind Daan, and Tarpan is considered highly auspicious, as it is believed to please the forefathers and bring their blessings.

In 2025, Pitru Paksha begins on 7th September and concludes on 21st September. Along with Shradh rituals, making certain donations during this period is said to help one get rid of Pitru Dosh, attract prosperity, and ensure peace in life.

5 Things to Donate During Pitru Paksha

• Silver Articles
  Donating silver is believed to bring peace to the souls of ancestors and attract their divine blessings. It symbolizes purity and positivity.

• Grains (Wheat, Rice, and Sesame Seeds)
  Offering food grains is considered highly meritorious. Donating wheat, rice, or sesame helps remove life’s obstacles and strengthens planetary positions in one’s horoscope.

• Land (Bhoomi Daan)
  Donation of land is regarded as a supreme act of virtue. It is said to liberate one from sins, nullify Pitru Dosha, and ensure blessings across generations.

• Jaggery (Gur Daan)
  Donating jaggery brings sweetness, prosperity, and harmony into family life. It symbolizes happiness and well-being.

• Cow Donation (Gau Daan)
  Gau Daan is considered the most sacred donation in Hinduism. Offering a cow during Pitru Paksha is believed to remove all obstacles, ensure prosperity, and bestow long-lasting blessings from the ancestors.

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