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Falgu Ghat in Gaya, Bihar, is a sacred site on the banks of the Falgu River. Renowned for its spiritual significance, it's a prime destination for performing Pind Daan in Gaya rituals for ancestors.
Vishnu Pad is believe in Hinduisum that the Vishanu Pad (Foot Print) built in center of temple. This foot print mark the act of vishnupad temple in Gaya dhaam
The name of this hill is "Pret Sheela" which literally means the hill of ghosts in Hindi. It is famous for frequent Pind Daan and is a holy place for the Hindu community. Pind Daan Pandit in Gaya
Pandit for Pind Daan in Gaya ji. Akshay Vat mean is everlasting, indestructable "Banyan Tree" It is very important place due to Pind Daan has done at this.
According to mythology, a demon named Gayasur received a boon from the Gods that his body would be so pure that anyone who touched it would attain salvation. Consequently, people began flocking to Gaya for liberation, weakening the practice of righteousness and good deeds on Earth. The Gods then requested Gayasur to return the boon. Gayasur offered his body to Lord Vishnu, who established that place as a sacred pilgrimage site, known today as Gaya. Thus, performing Pind Daan here is believed to grant salvation to ancestors.
Lord Rama also journeyed to Gaya to perform Pind Daan for his father, King Dasharatha. This story is described in detail in the Ramayana, further enhancing the sanctity of Gaya. Being associated with Lord Vishnu, the religious importance of Gaya increases even more. Lord Vishnu is worshipped as the preserver of the universe and the granter of salvation, hence the special significance of Pind Daan here. Lord Rama chose Gaya for the Pind Daan of his father, King Dasharatha.
Every year, the 15 days from the full moon of the Bhadrapada month to the new moon are known as Pitru Paksha. During this time, thousands of people gather in Gaya to perform Pind Daan for their ancestors. This period is considered highly auspicious for the peace and liberation of ancestral souls.
Bengali Dharamshala in Gaya provides accommodation for Bengali pilgrims visiting.
Lord Vishnu's feet were present here, Hindus get salvation here, they do it in Gaya ji Dham
Our life, fate and destiny are linked to the legacy of our ancestors. And it is the result of their good deeds that we are blessed with safety, security, peace and prosperity.
In Sanatan Dharma, Shraadh Paksha is considered very special. It lasts for 16 days. According to beliefs, people perform various rituals during this time for the peace of the souls of their ancestors. They also donate Pinda.
