From a spiritual perspective the Krushnapaksha (the
dark fortnight
of Bhadrapad),
which is also
known as
Pitrupaksha (a
time
particularly
dedicated to
the
performance of
shraddha
rituals) has
special
importance
It is also known as Mahalaya in the Hindu religious
Scriptures. It
is necessary
to perform the
ritual of
offering water
to the
departed
ancestors
(Pitrutarpan)
during the
fifteen days
from full moon
day (Pournima)
in Bhadrapad
to the no moon
day (Amavasya)
in Bhadrapad
and on the
specific
tithi, the
shraddha of
the ancestors
should be
performed. By
doing shraddha
in Pitrupaksha
the ancestors
are satiated
for the whole
year
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