What We Do:

We offer a service where we feed Brahmins on your behalf as part of a sacred ritual known as Brahman Bhojan. After the ritual, you will receive a signed report from the Brahmin, stating his satisfaction and offering blessings for you and your family.

Why Brahman Bhojan?

Brahman Bhojan holds great importance in Hinduism. It is a ritual performed to honor the souls of departed ancestors, helping them find peace and satisfaction in the afterlife. Here’s why Brahman Bhojan is important:

1. For Ancestral Peace: This ritual is performed to satisfy the desires of the souls of ancestors and allow them to rest peacefully.
2. Cleansing of Sins: It is believed that Brahman Bhojan helps cleanse the sins of one’s ancestors and liberates their souls from any suffering.
3. Spiritual Benefits: The person performing the ritual gains good karma (Punya) and can be freed from negative karmas from both past and present lives.
4. Benefits Across Generations: Brahman Bhojan benefits ancestors from up to 14 generations, even if their death dates have been forgotten.
5. Path to Moksha (Liberation): Conducting this ritual can help the person performing it move toward Moksha, which is the ultimate spiritual liberation.

Brahman Bhojan is not just for the departed but is also performed during various life events like a child’s birth, Upanayana (the sacred thread ceremony), Pitrupaksha (ancestor rituals), weddings, and even death.

Story of Pitrupaksha:

According to legend, Karna, the son of Kunti, was known for his generosity. However, after his death, when he reached heaven, he realized that although he had donated wealth and done many charitable deeds, he had never donated food. As a result, he had plenty of wealth in heaven but no food.

Karna prayed to the God of Death, who allowed him to return to Earth for 14 days to make up for this. During those 14 days, Karna fed Brahmins and the poor, offering food and water in a ritual known as Pitrupaksha. When he returned to heaven, he had plenty of food. This story highlights the significance of donating food, especially during Pitrupaksha, a time when offerings benefit all departed souls, even those not related to you.

Why Feed Brahmins?

In Hindu tradition, Brahmins are believed to be born from the mouth of Lord Brahma and are highly knowledgeable in Vedic texts. They perform all important Vedic rituals and are believed to be essential in connecting humans to the Gods through their prayers and chants.

By donating or feeding Brahmins, it is believed that the gods are pleased, and the person conducting the ritual receives immense spiritual benefits.

Brahman Bhojan Packages:

We offer Brahman Bhojan services in sacred locations such as Narmadapuram, Nashik, and Ujjain, with different packages based on the number of Brahmins and the inclusion of a dhoti (a traditional garment) offering.

Price Packages:

• For 3 Brahmins:

  • Without Dhoti: ₹2,400
  • With Dhoti: ₹4,500

• For 5 Brahmins:

  • Without Dhoti: ₹4,500
  • With Dhoti: ₹6,000

• For 7 Brahmins:

  • Without Dhoti: ₹6,800
  • With Dhoti: ₹8,500

• For 11 Brahmins:

  • Without Dhoti: ₹8,900
  • With Dhoti: ₹11,500

• For 21 Brahmins:

  • Without Dhoti: ₹18,900
  • With Dhoti: ₹24,800

By participating in Brahman Bhojan, you are performing a highly auspicious and fruitful ritual that can bring peace, prosperity, and blessings into your life, while also helping the souls of your ancestors find eternal peace.