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Project Annapurna goals to make sure that each one individuals are capable of relaxation well with their hunger glad and their spirits uplifted. This is why Shiva Trust often hosts retreats, charity occasions, religious ceremonies, and generous feasts (Bhoj) for the gain of sadhus, sages in Haridwar and Kashi, as well as elderly widowed mothers in Vrindavan. Join us in contributing to this worth cause.

Birthday (Janamdin) Puja is carried out in the the birth date of the person . This is the one of the most important day in an individual's life. Birthday (Janamdin) is completed from the date of birth and recommended for everyone for happy life and for longevity. This Puja done as this brings prosperity, removes all the obstacles in one single's life & paves means for happiness and growth.

Brahm Bhoj (Brahman Bhoj) is very important in Hindu Religion.It is a ritual performed for departed souls of ancestors. Brahm Bhoj (Brahman Bhoj) is done to satisfy the desires of the souls of our ancestors and let them attain Moksh.Brahm Bhoj is very important in Hindu Religion.It is a ritual performed for departed souls of ancestors. Brahman bhoj is done to satisfy the desires of the souls of our ancestors and let them attain Moksh.

Ganga Aarti will be performed twice in a day. Aarti will be offered to the River Ganga amid chanting Mantras. Young priests will make the sounds using Conch shells. A large number of people gather on either side of the River Ganges to watch this holy event. Aarti will be offered to the River Ganga amid chanting Mantras. Young priests will make the sounds using Conch shells.Ganga Aarti will be performed with a 7 layered camphor lighting. The bells in the temples at the Ghat starts ringing and the chants fill the air around.

Bidding goodbye to a person you have known or loved is too hard to be explained. Once a soul departs, there is no coming back, there are only memories remained to cherish. But, to pacify the gone soul, Vedic rituals and Hindu religion have Mantras and libations. One such mantra is Shanti-Path.SHIVA Trust, being a peace-maker, and faith-keeper in God, arranges Shanti-Path for the souls who left this mortal world. The Shanti-Path is chanted in the remembrance of a soul either on the 13th day after the demise, or on the annual Shraaddha or any other day when the family members intend to pay heartily condolences.