Asthi Visarjan Puja

The Asthi visarjan term is derived from two Sanskrit words: Asthi, which means bones or ashes, and ‘Visarjan’, which means immersion or release.

The ritual is performed on the 3rd, 7th, or 10th day after cremation, as it’s believed to be the final goodbye to the departed soul.

It is thought that immersing the ashes in the Ganga, the Yamuna, and the holy river cleanses the soul and helps to attain moksha.

A trained pandit performs Vedic mantras and rituals during the ceremony to ensure the soul’s peaceful journey.

According to Hindu traditions, Asthi Visarjan is generally performed by the closest family members of the departed.

The ritual is carried out with devotion, respect, and the guidance of an experienced Asthi Visarjan Pandit.

The eldest son traditionally performs the ceremony, as he is considered responsible for completing the final rites of the deceased.

If the eldest son is unavailable, another son, daughter, spouse, brother, or another close family member may perform the Asthi Visarjan Puja, depending on family customs and regional traditions.

In situations where no immediate family member is available, a legally authorized relative or guardian may perform the ritual under the guidance of a qualified pandit.

Since customs vary across different communities, many families prefer to consult an experienced pandit before performing the ceremony to ensure all Vedic rituals are completed properly.

A complete Asthi Visarjan Puja requires several sacred items used during the Vedic rituals.

Commonly used Asthi Visarjan Puja Samagri includes:

• Asthi Kalash (Urn containing the ashes)
• Gangajal (Holy Water)
• Copper or Earthen Kalash
• Fresh Flowers and Flower Garland
• Tulsi Leaves
• Black Sesame Seeds (Til)
• Akshat (Unbroken Rice)
• Darbha (Kusha Grass)
• Sandalwood Paste
• Kumkum and Turmeric
• Betel Leaves and Betel Nuts
• Coconut
• Incense Sticks (Agarbatti)
• Camphor
• Ghee Lamp (Diya)
• White Cloth
• Fruits and Sweets for Offering
• Puja Thali
• Dakshina for the Pandit

1. Sankalp Puja: The expert pandit starts the ritual by taking a sankalp, mentioning the name and gotra of the soul, and seeking divine blessings for the puja.
2. Asthi Sanchay: Get the bones and ashes from the cremation site carefully and keep them in a copper or clay pot filled with Ganga jal.
3. Asthi Visarjan: The ashes and bones of the deceased are gently immersed in the holy river, Ganga, by family members with prayers, led by the pandit with mantra chanting.
4. Ganga Aarti & Pushp Anjali: The ritual completes with Ganga arti and flower offerings, showing the final goodbye and praying for the soul’s moksha.
5. Shanti Path & Mantras: A Sacred shanti mantra is recited by the pandit to cleanse the environment and seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu and pitrus.
6. Tarpan Vidhi: The family of the deceased honours them by offering water with sesame seeds and flowers, showing gratitude and seeking their blessings.
7. Pind Daan: On the 11th day, rice balls called pindas are offered to the ancestors on the riverbank for their peaceful journey.

According to Hindu beliefs, completing the Asthi Visarjan Ritual with proper Vedic procedures helps fulfil one’s duty toward their ancestors and brings peace to the family.

• Helps the departed soul attain peace.
• Completes the final funeral rituals according to Hindu traditions.
• Offers prayers for liberation (Moksha).
• Seeks blessings for the family.
• Brings emotional and spiritual closure.
• Honours ancestors with devotion and respect.
• Preserves family traditions and religious customs.
• Invokes divine blessings for peace and harmony.

1. Select “Asthi Visarjan Puja”

2. Enter details like: Name, Mobile no., date, location, preferred language

3. After Booking Submission, Pandit ji will call you within 30-40 min.

4. Our experienced Pandit ji will visit your doorstep/desired place and perform the Asthi Visarjan Puja.