Pandit Rakesh Guruji
Perform Pitradosh Shanti Puja with the right guidance of Pandit Rakesh Guruji. Experience the sacred rituals with proper Vedic guidance and find a meaningful path toward peace, harmony, and spiritual well-being.


At the Trimbakeshwar Temple in Nashik, Pandit Rakesh Guruji continues the old ways of Vedic rituals with love, honesty, and great respect for Hindu holy books. Guruji guides devotees through traditional rituals associated with Pitradosh and ancestral peace, with sincere spiritual guidance. His way is based on keeping the purity of these traditions while helping people understand them clearly.
Pandit Rakesh Guruji follows a respect for Vedic traditions and the spiritual importance of ancestral rituals. Guruji wants to guide each devotee with sincerity, clarity, and devotion while keeping the nature of these sacred practices safe. These values shape the way he guides families through Pitradosh rituals at Trimbakeshwar Temple.
Following time-honoured Vedic practices with respect and authenticity.
Performing every ritual with sincerity, faith, and devotion throughout every step of the vidhi.
Helping devotees understand their rituals and spiritual practices with clarity.
Making the purpose and process of Pitradosh rituals easier for families to understand.
Pandit Rakesh Guruji
Pitradosh is usually linked with family traditions. It is handled through Vedic ceremonies done with care and correct methods. Understanding its significance can help devotees approach the appropriate rituals with proper clarity and faith.

Pitru Dosha is a debt or spiritual imbalance in a kundali. It happens because of unfulfilled desires or improper final rites of departed ancestors.

The Pitradosh Shanti Puja costs 3,100/-Rs, which includes all the required Samagri and Dakshina. The puja is completed in 1 day.

Call Pandit Rakesh Guruji to understand your kundali and receive guidance on the appropriate ritual, preparations, and vidhi.

Tarpan is an important ancient ritual where people offer Water and Black sesame (til) while thinking about their ancestors who have passed away. This practice is often done on Amavasya.

Shraddha and Pind Daan are traditional ways of offering respect to departed ancestors. These rituals are performed to fulfil ancestral duties and pray for their peace in the afterlife.

Offering water and lighting a ghee diya near a Peepal tree on Amavasya or Saturday is a traditional way of showing respect to ancestors and seeking their blessings.

Donating food, clothes, blankets, or other useful items to those in need, especially on Amavasya or during Pitru Paksha, is considered a meaningful act of remembrance and service.

Regularly chanting simple mantras such as
“Om Pitrubhyo Namah” can be included in daily prayer as a way to remember ancestors and seek peace and blessings for the family.

Feeding crows, cows, fish, or stray animals is considered a simple ancestral offering. Many families follow this practice regularly as a way of honouring their ancestors.