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[ad_1] Sarva Pitru Amavasya this year falls on October 14. Appeasing your ancestors may lead to happiness, peace and prosperity in your life. Paying obeisance to departed ancestors has been an integral part of Indian culture. It’s believed that during Pitru Paksha, which falls in the month of Ashwin, our deceased forefathers descend on earth to witness the well-being of their descendants. According to Hindu belief, if our ancestors are not satisfied or are angry with us, they can curse which may lead to problems in our lives. This is called Pitru Dosh and it can be removed by performing Tarpan, Pind Daan, and Shradh to please their souls. Appeasing them may lead to happiness, peace and prosperity in your life. Pandit Rishikant Mishra, an astrologer from Unnao, Uttar Pradesh, explains how we can use black sesame during Pitru Paksha to get rid of the Pitru Dosh. Sarva Pitru Amavasya this year falls on October 14. Coincidentally, it is on a Saturday, the day of Lord Shani. You ca

[ad_1] Knysna Oyster Festival is one of the largest festivals in the country filled with adrenaline-pumping action, scrumptious food, and unlimited fun! Whether you are a sports lover, foodie, or just someone looking for a great party, Knysna Oyster Festival should be on your 2023 travel list It’s that time of the year when the whole of South Africa bustles with happy spirits, ecstasy, and euphoria. Yes! We are talking about the world-famous ‘Knysna Oyster Festival’ one of the largest festivals in the country filled with adrenaline-pumping action, scrumptious food, and unlimited fun! It was initiated in 1983 as the Knysna Winter Festival to attract visitors during the off-season. Over the years, it has evolved into a captivating 10-day extravaganza, showcasing a delightful fusion of delectable seafood, thrilling sports, and an overall celebration of the good life. This year marks the 40 th edition of Knysna Oyster festival and is geared up to deliver an extraordinary experience w