During Pitru Paksha, what do we gain by observing rites like Shraddha and Tarpan?
In Sanatan tradition, the period of Pitru Paksha (generally observed around 7–21 September) is considered highly sacred. During this time, people perform japa (chanting), shraddha rituals, charity (daan), and tarpan (offering water) for their ancestors.
What are the benefits we receive by performing these sacred practices?
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