The Barsi ceremony holds immense emotional significance for the family members and loved ones of the deceased person. It is a way to keep their memory alive and continue to honor their life even after they are no longer with us.
Procedure and Significance
- A puja or prayer ceremony is conducted in honor of the deceased person.
- A feast or a meal is prepared and offered to the family members and guests
- Charity or donation is often made in the name of the deceased person.
- The family members may visit a temple or a sacred place and offer prayers and donations.
- The family may also gather together to share memories, stories, and experiences of the deceased person.
For the Barsi Ceremony, Select a Hindi or North Indian Pandit. All of the Puja Samagri will be brought by Panditji. All of the Pandits have extensive expertise and have attended Vedic Pathshala.
Barsi Ceremony
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₹11,000
The Barsi ceremony, also known as the death anniversary or the Remembrance Day or first year Shradh ceremony, is a significant event in Hindu culture. It is a way to pay tribute to the deceased, honor their memory, and offer prayers for their peaceful journey into the afterlife.
Barsi Ritual Process
- Barsi Puja performed after 12 months on same tithi of death
- Pind daan for 3 generations along with the departed soul
- Ritual performed by karta (person who performed last rites)
- Includes mundan, snan and full shradh vidhi
- Gau daan, Saiya daan, Vastra daan, Anna daan and Jal daan included
- Brahmin bhojan conducted as part of ceremony
- Complete arrangement with experienced pandit ji
- Standard package cost Rs11000 including 1 Brahmin bhojan
- Additional Brahmin bhojan available at Rs700 per person
- Option to include 3, 5, 7 or 11 Brahmins