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Thai Amavasya occurs once a year in the Tamil month of Thai and is considered an important day to perform tharpanam to departed ancestors. It is believed our ancestors visit the earth plane on this auspicious day to receive our Tharpanam offerings and bless the living descendants. Offering tharpanam to the ancestors on the day of Thai Amavasya brings vast benefits to the living relatives, enabling them to live a joyous life.
It is said that Thai Amavasya Tharpanam performed on powerspots like Rameswaram can further increases the effectiveness of the event, as Rameswaram is the embodiment of strong spiritual energy and a perfect place to perform ancestor rituals.
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What is Thai Amavasya Tharpanam?
Tharpanam, performed on the first New Moon in the Tamil month of Thai, which usually falls in January or February, is called Thai Amavasya Tharpanam. On this sacred day, sons, daughters, or grandsons pay homage to their deceased ancestors’ souls. During the rites, black sesame balls with water are offered to the ancestors along with the Darbha grass, and the priest does the Sangalpa, chanting the ancestors’ names, this ritual takes our wishes to the departed souls.
Thai Amavasya is a special New Moon compared to others because, on this day, dawn is formed in Heaven due to the beginning of the Sun’s movement toward the Northern Hemisphere. This event fills the earth plane with the immaculate energy of renewal, which is considered auspicious for ancestor tharpanam.
On this event comes five important positive outcomes,
Pitru dosha is a form of ancestor curse caused by the unfulfilled needs of departed souls. For example, failing to offer Thithi or Tharpanam can result in Pitru dosha, as this keeps the souls hungry and stops them from moving to a higher world. It is said that Pitru dosha will create negative consequences in the lives of living relatives, affecting their careers, relationships, financial status, and the well-being of the children.
According to legends, offering Tharpanam on the auspicious day of Thai Amavasya reverses the negative outcomes of the Pitru Dosha as the Tharpanam satiates ancestors and minimizes the impact of Pitru dosha.
Thai Amavasya tharpanam helps fulfill personal wishes such as improving income generation, healing from harmful diseases, and achieving marital bliss. Tharpanam satiates and appeases the departed ancestors, who in turn bless the descendants with wealth, prosperity, and progress.
Thai Amavasya tharpanam fulfills the needs of deceased souls and promotes harmony within the family. Performing tharpanam on Thai Amavasya resolves familial discord and misunderstandings and brings balance to family life. Satisfied ancestors bless the living family members with success in all their endeavors related to wealth, health, and career.
Unsolved ancestral issues can create emotional disturbances in the family, leading to stress, depression, and sleeplessness. To overcome these ancestral conflicts, individuals can perform Tharpanam on Thai Amavasya, which satisfies and appeases the ancestors.
Thai Amavasya tharpanam brings the blessings of our deceased forefathers, which elevates the wellbeing of the children. Their blessings protect the children from negative energies and navigate the children to the right path filled with a bright future.
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We at Priest Services provide the opportunity to offer Tarpanam for your departed ancestors. Our team of well-experienced priests conducts the Tarpanam rituals according to Vedic procedures, which pleases your ancestors and attracts their blessings for the well-being of the family members. The Tharpanam will be conducted on the Thai Amavasya (Mauni), the day that is auspicious for Ancestor tharpanam and comes once a year. Don’t miss this opportunity, Book our Thai Amavasya Tharpanam services today and neglect Pitru dosha in your horoscope.