Mahalaya Sarva Pitru Amavasya-Gajachhaya Yog Gaya 4 Prahar Pitru Moksha Prapti M

Seek Pitru Moksha Through Mahalaya Sarva Pitru Amavasya Gajachhaya Yog Gaya 4 Prahar Pitru Moksha Prapti Mahaseva

Complete the Garuda Purana’s Gaya Yatra in One Day - Honor All Ancestors - Clear Ancestral Debts

Mahalaya Sarva Pitru Amavasya is the pinnacle of Pitru Paksha, when all ancestors—regardless of realm or life form—are believed to stand waiting for a single remembrance or seva. This year, the rare Gajachhaya Yoga falls on this exact day, hailed in scriptures as the Maha Muhurat for Pitru Tarpan, a convergence said to occur only once in several decades.

The Gajachhaya Yoga occurs when the Sun is in Hasta Nakshatra and the Moon aligns at a specific angle, creating a divine halo resembling an elephant’s shadow. This alignment amplifies the potency of Tarpan and makes Mahalaya Amavasya the most auspicious day for ancestral liberation.

 

The Garuda Purana describes a Gaya Yatra sequence—Falgu River, Gadadhar (Vishnupad), Dharmaranya, and Akshayavat—that traditionally takes 5–7 days. In this Maha Seva, the entire sequence is completed across the four Prahars of one exceptionally auspicious day: Tarpan at Falgu, Brahmin Bhojan at Dharmaranya, Arpan at Vishnupad during Kutup Muhurat, and Deepdaan beneath Akshayavat.

 

What You Receive
Your name, gotra, and ancestors’ names included in the Sankalp.
Tarpan at Falgu River (First Prahar).
Brahmin Bhojan at Dharmaranya Vedi (Second Prahar).
Arpan at Vishnupad during Kutup Muhurat (Third Prahar).
Deepdaan beneath Akshayavat (Fourth Prahar).
Video proof of the seva.
Digital seva certificate.
Blessings of Pitru moksha, cleared ancestral debts, and eternal ancestral blessings.

 

How to Participate
Visit the booking page.
Select Mahalaya Sarva Pitru Amavasya – Gajachhaya Yog Gaya 4 Prahar Pitru Moksha Prapti Mahaseva.
Enter your name, gotra, and ancestors’ details for Sankalp.
Receive your video and certificate digitally.