Why Not Tie Kalawa In Pitru Paksha: Pitru Paksha is a special time every year when people worship and offer prayers for the peace of the souls of their ancestors. This time is associated only with devotion and emotions. In such a situation, many people wonder why Kalawa is not tied in the hand while worshiping. Kalawa is generally considered a symbol of auspiciousness and protection, but it is not used in Pitru Paksha. In this article, we will know in detail the religious reasons for not tying Kalawa in the worship of ancestors, why it is not considered auspicious, and how we should worship during this time so that the ancestors can get real peace and blessings. Let's know from Astrologer Ravi Parashar.

Why is Kalawa not tied to the worship of ancestors?
Kalawa is not just a red or yellow thread, but it is considered a symbol of auspiciousness and protection. By tying it, a person gets the grace and protection of the gods and goddesses, but the purpose of worship in Pitru Paksha is the peace and satisfaction of the souls of the ancestors. If Kalava is tied on the hand during this time, it hinders the simplicity and devotion of worship. According to Pandit Janmesh Dwivedi ji, there should be simplicity and selflessness in the worship of ancestors. Tying a Kalava is considered to be contrary to this feeling.
Avoid red and yellow Kalava.
According to traditional belief, red and yellow threads are considered auspicious in worship. They are mainly used in the worship of gods and goddesses. However, the purpose of worship in Pitru Paksha is to pay tribute to ancestors more than gods. Therefore, tying Kalava on the hand is not in accordance with the purity and saintly feeling of worship. Worship of ancestors should be done with simplicity, cleanliness, and devotion, not for any show or decoration.
Worship for the peace of ancestors
Tarpan and Pinddaan are the main rituals in Pitru Paksha. This is the time to remember the ancestors and satisfy their souls. Kalava is a symbol of our own protection and strength. If it is tied during Pitru Paksha, it can affect the direction of devotion and worship. Therefore, only tarpan, pinddaan and satvik food are important at this time.

What should be done during Pitru Paksha?
1. Keep the house clean and organized.
2. Offer tarpan and pinddaan to the ancestors with devotion.
3. Feed and donate to Brahmins and the poor.
4. Eat satvik food and avoid non-vegetarian food.
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