Ramapada Acharjee

 Pitru Paksha is an important period in Hindu tradition dedicated to remembering and honouring our ancestors with gratitude and respect. In my experience with astrology and traditional spiritual practices since 1994, I have seen many families observe Pitru Paksha with deep emotion and sincerity. Although customs may differ from one family or region to another, the central idea remains the same—remembering those who came before us and expressing gratitude for our family lineage. During Pitru Paksha, terms such as Shraddha, Tarpan and Mahalaya are often discussed. Each has its own traditional significance. Shraddha is associated with remembrance and respectful offerings, while Tarpan traditionally involves offering water with prayers. Mahalaya also has an important place in the cultural and spiritual observance of this period. For me, Pitru Paksha should not be understood only as a ritual. It is also a time for reflection, family remembrance and gratitude. In my detailed article, I ...

  The   best astrologer in Kolkata ,   Astrologer Ramapada Acharjee ,   says it is one of the world’s oldest religions.   Hinduism   is also referred to as “ Sanatana Dharma .” It also features the supreme reality of Brahman, who is manifesting in various deities. also encompasses a vast array of philosophies, beliefs, and practices, making it unlike any other religion in the world. 1.Why does  Hinduism  also revolve around the concept of Brahman? Hinduism also revolves around the concept of Brahman, because they are the ultimate reality and universal soul:- Unlike some other religions with a single God, Hindus also view Brahman as manifesting in many forms, with several gods and goddesses also representing various aspects of the divine. Popular deities include Vishnu, the presser ver, Shiva, the destroyer and regenerator, and Shakti, the embodiment of divine feminine energy. 2.What are fundamental Hindu Beliefs? The fundamental Hindu beliefs...