About This Puja
Tripindi Shraddha offers pinda and tarpana for three generations of ancestors. It is advised when shraddha has not been performed for years, or when Pitru Dosh appears in the kundli with family obstacles. Trimbakeshwar, Gaya, and Prayagraj are premier sites; the rite may also be arranged with proper pandit guidance elsewhere. Typical vidhi includes sankalp, ancestor invocation, pinda daan (rice, sesame, barley, ghee), tarpana, and often havan. Best observed in Pitru Paksha (Bhadrapada) or on Amavasya.
Key Benefits
- Pacifies ancestral souls across three generations
- Supports relief from Pitru Dosh related family obstacles
- Invites lineage blessings for harmony and progress
- Completes neglected shraddha duties with faith
Significance
When annual shraddha lapses for years, Tripindi is the classical catch-up rite for pitru shanti.
Ritual Process
- 1
Sankalp
Vow for peace of three generations.
Duration: 15 min - 2
Invocation
Call pitrs with mantras.
Duration: 20 min - 3
Pinda Daan & Tarpana
Rice-sesame offerings and water libations.
Duration: 60–90 min - 4
Havan & closing
Fire offerings and blessings.
Duration: 30 min
How to Prepare
- ◆List known ancestor names/gotra
- ◆Vegetarian sattvic routine on the day
- ◆Family members present if possible
What's Included
- Pandit
- Pinda/tarpana samagri
- Prasad
- Guidance on follow-up yearly shraddha
Devotee Reviews
Verified feedback from devotees who booked this service
5 / 5 · 2 reviews
Add a review“Clear guidance for Tripindi Shraddha during Pitru Paksha. Pandit ji was knowledgeable and respectful throughout the ceremony.”
Ramesh Yadav · Varanasi
“Tripindi Shraddha was performed with proper pinda and tarpana. Our family felt peace after years of unfinished ancestral rites.”
Meena Gupta · Lucknow
