Understanding of Shraddha.

This creation means that the whole universe is made up of 12 zodiac signs. Aries is considered to be the gateway to the whole world and Pisces is considered to be the gateway to salvation.

This Pisces is associated with Brahmalok or Devlok while Virgo is associated with Pitrulok or Chandralok.

Now, based on astronomy, the journey of the Sun God to the South begins after 15th July which we call the Sun of Dakshinayana.

This Dakshinayan Sun slowly moves towards Virgo and Libra and awakens the patriarchy there.

This Dakshinayan sun journey enters Virgo after September 15 and awakens the ghosts in the underworld.

Now it is to be understood that the movement of the dead soul in the world is of two kinds.

Those who are saintly and virtuous beings move towards Devyan after death and the insatiable soul moves towards Pretyan. Devyan is directly related to the Sun and Pretyan is related to the Moon. The Moon handles the astral world and hence Chandralok is also called the patriarchal world.

As described in the Shastra, there are 12 arts of the moon. These 12 arts are connected with the 18th of our Hindu calendar.

Thus after death the soul takes place in the art of the moon according to the date on which it dies. In the first art where the unit dies, according to it, the date on which it dies is placed in the art of the moon.

When the Sun comes in Virgo, Bhadarva Sud Poonam comes and it awakens the fathers in the moon world. At that time the gate of the 13th art of the moon opens and there is an arrangement for the parents living in it to go there to their relatives on earth. Thus, after Poonam, the door of every art opens and the parents living in it become empowered to come to their respective homes. Since the lordship of the moon is milk and kheer, the importance of milk or kheer is special in the shraddha party.

Thus every parent comes to the house of their close relative son or grandson and is saturated with shraddha and gives blessings which uplift the family. The opposite is true of the father who is not mourned and the family suffers the opposite result.

This insatiable father once again invariably returns to his relative's house on the day of Amavasya so we call him Sarvapitru Amavasya. On this day, the shraddha glory of every forgotten father is a lot and it is an opportunity to saturate the remaining fathers.

Therefore, on the day when every family must perform Shraddha, Brahmins, sisters, daughters and nephews reach the father by giving Dakshina according to Jamadi Shakti and by putting Kagvas.

This fact is based on Shastra and it is called Shraddha so that everyone can have faith in it.

It is possible that in today's world, if the above knowledge is available, then the significance of the activity of Shraddha may be known.