This Vaishakha Amavasya Tribute to Pooja Sharma and Her Last Rites Mission..

Each step must be carried out with care, respect, and sanctity. These rituals ensure that the soul is not left wandering, but is given a proper path toward peace.

Beyond the cremation itself, the seva does not end. The ashes (asthi) of these souls are taken to Haridwar, one of the holiest tirthas in Bharat, where they are immersed in the sacred waters of Maa Ganga. 

Asthi visarjan in Haridwar is believed to help the soul attain shanti and ultimately moksha. Transporting the ashes, completing the necessary rituals, and coordinating the immersion all involve significant expenses, yet this is an essential part of ensuring that the departed soul receives full spiritual closure.

This entire process demands continuous financial support. From materials and logistics to priestly services and travel, each unidentified cremation is a commitment, one that cannot be paused or delayed. Without timely funds, this seva becomes difficult to sustain, leaving many souls without the dignity they deserve in death.

On this Vaishakha Amavasya, daan made for such a cause carries profound spiritual significance. Scriptures emphasize that offerings given for Pitra shanti on Amavasya bring blessings not only to the departed, but also to the giver and future generations.