Of all the misconceptions, the ones regarding Mahalaya Paksham and Mahalaya Amavasya are the most confusing. For one, Mahalaya Paksham (மஹாளய பக்ஷம்) includes the Mahalaya Amavasya (மஹாளய அமாவாசை) Tharpanam, but does not include the usual Kanya maasa (கன்யா-மாஸ அமாவாசை) Amavasya Tharpanam.
We noticed last year that many people had downloaded the Mahalaya Amavasya Tharpanam procedure in Tamil, and hopefully performed the ceremony without any confusion. But in case of confusion, here is a short explanation.
Mahalaya Paksham consists of 15 Tharpanams on 15 days (some years maybe 16) starting from Prathamai and finishing on the Mahalaya Amavasya day, *plus* the usual Amavasya Tharpanam which *has* to be performed separate, for a total of 16 (or 17) Tharpanams.
People who find it difficult to perform all the 16 Tharpanams, instead perform on one of the 4 (in some cases 3), namely:
Thus on the Mahalaya Amavasya Day, usually 2 tharpanams *have* to be performed -
If you want to religiously follow the Mahalaya Paksha tharpanam procedure, (and there is no reason why we should not), download the procedure & for the usual Amavasya Tharpanam, use the Free Amavasya Tharpana Sankalpam Generator.
Both of them (and other current Pooja procedures) can be downloaded from the
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Downloads page
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We noticed last year that many people had downloaded the Mahalaya Amavasya Tharpanam procedure in Tamil, and hopefully performed the ceremony without any confusion. But in case of confusion, here is a short explanation.
Mahalaya Paksham consists of 15 Tharpanams on 15 days (some years maybe 16) starting from Prathamai and finishing on the Mahalaya Amavasya day, *plus* the usual Amavasya Tharpanam which *has* to be performed separate, for a total of 16 (or 17) Tharpanams.
People who find it difficult to perform all the 16 Tharpanams, instead perform on one of the 4 (in some cases 3), namely:
- Mahalaya Paksha Tharpanam on the Father’s Thithi (provided the day fulfills certain conditions-restrictions);
- Mahalaya Paksha Tharpanam on Maha-Bharani;
- Mahalaya Paksha Tharpanam on Madhya-Ashtami;
- Mahalaya Paksha Tharpanam on Trayodashi day; and,
the additional, usual Amavasya Tharpanam on the Amavasya day.
- first a Mahalaya Paksha tharpanam; to be followed by,
- the usual Amavasya tharpanam.
- Shardham is not performed - usually lack of male heirs;
- Shardham cannot be performed - since we are not the direct heirs;
If you want to religiously follow the Mahalaya Paksha tharpanam procedure, (and there is no reason why we should not), download the procedure & for the usual Amavasya Tharpanam, use the Free Amavasya Tharpana Sankalpam Generator.
Both of them (and other current Pooja procedures) can be downloaded from the
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Downloads page
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Vadiyar says Amavasai tarpanam takes precedence. So we do that first followed by Mahalaya tarpanam on Mahalaya Amavasai.
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