A Man Cursed After Death: Krishna’s Untold Secret

Pitrupaksha is a time dedicated to calming the restless souls of ancestors through shraddha, pind daan, and tarpana, as scriptures warn that if they remain unsatisfied, misfortune and illness fall upon the family line. The story of Karna shows that although he donated wealth and treasures throughout his life, he forgot to offer food to his forefathers, and only after returning to earth to perform pind daan did the tradition begin. The tale of King Nrig reveals that when three generations of ancestors are not satisfied, a lineage becomes burdened with pitru dosh, and only the offering of three pindas through Tripindi Shraddha brings peace to those souls and blessings to the family. The account of Sage Jamadagni explains how even a single sesame seed offered with devotion can reach the ancestors, while rituals like Narayan Bali grant liberation to souls who died suddenly or unnaturally. Naag Bali shows how disrespecting serpents brings curses upon entire families, and together these sacred acts form a bridge between the living and the departed, making Pitrupaksha not just tradition but an essential path for protection, peace, and the continuity of blessings. Visit Sri Mandir - https://link.srimandir.com/DHlL/3ya3zmn3 Follow us here: RAAAZ Clips: https://www.youtube.com/@HustleTankPodcast INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/raaaz.india/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/RAAAZofficiaI On Screen: Kabir Saabran Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kabir_saabran/ Writer: Shreyash Deoghare DOP: Shreyas Bhosale Girish Agisgekar Editors: Girish Agisgekar Shreyash Deoghare Research: Pritha Pandey