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Honoring Ancestral Spirits: The Spiritual Significance of Shraad and Gauraksha

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At Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha, the practice of Shraad holds profound spiritual significance, intertwined with the ethos of Gauraksha (cow protection) and reverence for all living beings. Let's delve into the essence of Shraad and its sacred connection to cow welfare.


Named after the Sanskrit term "Shraddha," Shraad is a Hindu ceremony meant to honor and show respect to ancestors. Families get together to celebrate, worship, and make offerings to their lost loved ones during the lunar month of Pitru Paksha. It's a season of thanksgiving, spiritual introspection, and memory.


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Haridwar

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Haripur Kalan, Near Prem Vihar Chowk, Haridwar, India

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