Well, this isn’t something you’ll find all over India. Have you ever heard of the Sati Pillars? If not, let us explain that these stones were placed to commemorate the women who committed Sati, a Hindu practice in which a widow immolates herself soon after her husband’s death. These stones contain information about those women. If you’ve never seen something like it, you should go to Garhmukteshwar and explore the Sati Pillars. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2ve0gYH2So

Asthi Visarjan is a Hindu ritual of immersing the ashes or bones of a deceased person in a holy river or other bodies of water. The ritual is believed to signify the return of the body to nature and the soul's release from the cycle of birth and death. Asthi Visarjan is typically performed after the cremation of the deceased person and is considered an important part of the final funeral rites in Hinduism. While, Pind Daan is performed in Hinduism to honor and pay respects to one's ancestors who have passed away. It is believed that by performing this ritual, the souls of the departed ancestors are satisfied and can attain moksha or liberation from the cycle of birth and death. It is also believed that by offering food and water, the ancestors are able to bless their descendants with good fortune and protection. Pind Daan is considered an important duty of a Hindu to their ancestors and is often performed during auspicious periods, such as during Pitru Paksha, a 16-day period when Hindus pay homage to their ancestors. This is a video of Devotees performing Asthi Visarjan and Pind daan in Prayagraj. Please feel free to contact us for conducting poojan or ask us any questions. Call us at- +917754097777, +919115234555 (MONDAY-SATURDAY 10AM TO 9PM, SUNDAY 12AM TO 4PM) OR Write to us at- info@prayagpandits.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twR53G8Zfq8