Antyeshti (Last Rites Support)

Description

Antyeshti, or Hindu last rites, is the sacred ceremony performed to honor and bid farewell to the departed soul. It involves specific rituals, chanting of Vedic mantras, cremation or burial as per tradition, and offerings to help the soul attain peace and liberation (Moksha).

Our service provides professional guidance and support for families during this sensitive time, ensuring that every ritual is performed with dignity, devotion, and adherence to sacred customs. We assist with priest arrangements, ritual items, coordination of cremation/burial, and guidance for performing Shraddha, Tarpan, and other associated rites.

By providing complete support, we help families focus on grieving while ensuring the departed soul’s journey is honored according to Vedic principles.

Q1: What does Antyeshti support include?
We provide priest arrangement, ritual guidance, puja items, and coordination of cremation or burial, ensuring all Vedic rites are properly observed.

Q2: Can this service be customized?
Yes, the service is tailored to family traditions, religious requirements, and specific community customs.

Q3: Who can perform the rituals?
The rituals are performed by experienced priests according to Vedic traditions, while family members participate as per custom.

Q4: How long does the ceremony last?
It depends on the rituals selected, typically ranging from 2–4 hours for cremation ceremonies, with follow-up rites like Shraddha performed over the next few days.

Q5: Is assistance available for paperwork or permissions?
Yes, we can provide guidance for necessary documentation, local permits, and crematorium or burial ground coordination.