This Shravan Shivratri Help Pooja Sharma In Cremating The Unclaimed Bodies

While many will observe Kamika Ekadashi with fasting and prayers for liberation and forgiveness, Pooja Sharma will be at the ghats of Haridwar, not for herself, but for those who no longer have a name, a voice, or even a final farewell.

Pooja sees it. She sees the piles of asthiyaan, the ashes of those whom the world forgot.

She hears the silence that surrounds them no chants, no tears, no loved ones whispering goodbye.

She feels the weight not just of the kalash she carries but of hundreds of souls waiting for peace.

And this time, the burden is heavier than ever.

Because this summer was cruel. The heat took too many lives abandoned elders, the nameless, the forgotten.

And now, as Kamika Ekadashi nears a day when Lord Shiva himself is believed to guide departed souls to moksha there are hundreds waiting for that last chance.

Yet Pooja continues. With unwavering faith and seva in her heart, she will immerse each asthi in the Ganga, perform every mantra, light every diya, and whisper every forgotten name so that no one is left behind.

She has chosen to be their voice. Their family. Their final hope.

On 21st July, she will go to Haridwar, where she will give each soul the dignified farewell they were denied in life.

But she is drowning, not in grief but in expenses.

Because this isn’t just one ritual. It’s hundreds. And every last rite cloth, ghee, firewood, priest, transport costs more than she can bear.

And so she turns to you. With folded hands.

“Jo bhi dijiye, apne purvajon ke naam pe dijiye. Those who once walked this earth before you.

Help someone else’s soul find peace, and watch how your own ancestors bless you a hundredfold.

Because those who help forgotten souls find home, are never forgotten by heaven. Let this Kamika Ekadashi be different.

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