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Asthi Visarjan, the Hindu religious ritual for the deceased, requires the immersion of the ashes and bones in one of the sacred flowing rivers in India. One such river is the Kshipra river which is also known as the Shipra. This perennial river, flowing in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, is regarded as one of Hinduism’s sacred rivers. On the river’s right bank rises the holy city of Ujjain. Ghats, or the elaborate and picturesque steps that lead down to the holy waters, dot the riversides. Every year, the goddess Kshipra is revered through a festive celebration. Countless Hindu shrines sit majestically on the river banks. The sacred place also witnesses the Kumbh Mela or Sinhastha fair every twelve years.

As told in the Vedas, the place of Shaktibeah Tirth is the location of the eternal trees planted by the goddess Parvati. The trees are said to have been planted on the shores of the Kshipra river. Revered as a holy place, Asthi Visarjan in Shaktibeah Tirth helps souls achieve moksha. Avantika, otherwise known as Indrapuri Amaravati, is also found on the Kshipra river banks. According to the Vedas, it is one of the seven cities of moksha or salvation in Hinduism. Asthi Visarjan in Avantika is popularly known across India and among non-resident Indians needing Asthi Visarjan. It is believed that if the dearly departed’s cremated ashes are immersed and scattered in this holy place, the person’s soul is greatly assisted to attain moksha. The Hindu sacred ritual of Asthi Visarjan aids the soul in uniting with the Supreme Power.

In Hindu scriptures, the word Shipra means purity of body, soul, and emotions. It may also connote clarity or chastity. According to the Hindu sacred texts of the Puranas, the Shipra came from the heart of Lord Vishnu’s incarnation in the form of a boar called Varaha. The banks of the Shipra hold many cultural and religious significance. The eight incarnation of Lord Vishnu, Krishna, studied in the ashram of the sage Sandipani found on Shipra’s banks.

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Photos Of Avantika (Shaktibeah Tirth)

Photos Of Avantika (Shaktibeah Tirth)

Photos Of Avantika (Shaktibeah Tirth)

Photos Of Avantika (Shaktibeah Tirth)

Asthi Visarjan in Avantika is an option available for the Asthi Visarjan requirements of non-resident Indians (NRIs). This Hindu holy ritual for the dearly departed is a sacred religious obligation among all followers of Hinduism. Our group offers Asthi Visarjan services for Indians across the globe. Our comprehensive back-to-back services are assuredly professional and affordable. This site is chockfull of information on everything you need to know about the religious ritual, as well as the convenient packages we offer.

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Famous Places of Asthi Visarjan

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Haridwar

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Gaya

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Badrinath

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Jagannath puri

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Only traditional Brahmin pandits will carry out the religious ceremonies of Asthi Visarjan right on the banks of the holy river Ganga in Varanasi in India, and Pind Daan in the prescribed places in India. These priests are completely knowledgeable of and highly-trained in the Vedic scriptures and other Hindu sacred texts. Thus, they are certified to perform the religious rituals in the most traditional manner.

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