Antiyeshti
The sacred final rites performed with complete Vedic protocols, ensuring the departed soul's peaceful transition and liberation.
What is Antiyeshti
Antiyeshti is the final sanskaar. It involves the cremation and subsequent rituals that help the soul detach from the physical world and begin its journey towards the higher realms or liberation.
Why families choose it
To ensure the dignified and scripturally correct departure of a loved one, and to help the family find closure through sacred Vedic protocols.
What's included
One transparent dakshina. Nothing hidden.
The Samagri you'll keep ready
The exact samagri is confirmed with you on your free consultation, so nothing's missed — you'll know just what to keep ready before the day.
Puja Samagri (typical)
- Haldi, kumkum & akshat
- Desi ghee, honey & jaggery
- Gangajal & Panchamrit ingredients
- Durva grass & tulsi mala
- Camphor, dhoop & mouli
- Deity idols, copper kalash & panchpatra
- Fresh flowers, betel, mango & banana leaves
Everyday items
- A clean space for the puja
- Milk, curd & mithai
- Five kinds of fruit, banana & a coconut
- Basic utensils & a big kalash
- An asan / chowki
Samagri may vary slightly with the scale of your Sankalpa and seasonal availability. Anything specific is always confirmed during your free consultation.
How it unfolds
From Sankalpa to Aarti
Mukh-Agni
The lighting of the funeral pyre with sacred fire, representing the return of the body to the elements.
Kapala Kriya
The ritual to release the vital energy from the physical form.
Shanti Path
Prayers for the peace of the departed soul and the strength of the bereaved family.
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