A recorded Gaṅgā Pūjā ceremony led by Jaya Pataka Swami at Śrī Māyāpur (May 3, 2007). The speaker explains the 16 upachara (an elaborate 15-item worship offered to the Mother Ganges), organizes an ash (tarpana) ceremony after bathing, and gives practical instructions about filling and carrying water, where to assemble, and how to pour water during the rite. The clip is an instructional monologue directing participants through ritual steps.
Yeah. Please. Please carry than. It's Sa Sanga. We have here the 16 upachara. This is an elaborate worship special worship. 15 items for mother Ganges. After that, then you can also thank your dad that time. Fill up your water jug and take the water jug back for the saving of the golden. How many of you have ashes for doing the ash ceremony? 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 14. Okay. After the bathing and everyone takes their water out, they're going to meet over here by the boat. So when everything's clear, those who want to stay back and see they can. But the majority should vote and take their water. We don't want to mix up the bathing water with the acid. Then we. Then we'll do the ceremony for the ashes. We have all that ingredient for that. It's a bit. It's not. It didn't take long. About half hour. But there's. We put. The ashes are mixed with the byproducts of the cow. And there's some monsters of the ceremonies that are candid. So we don't want to just throw walls and ashes in the Ganges. One of the 16 items we offer it Ma Ram sa Sam Ram Sam Sa Ram Sam Sa Ram. It satter on again. It Ra Sa nam Sam sa Sari singing. I was thinking of. I was thinking of this part. And this part is not Sam. And those who have brought the ash or those who have not brought the ash also can do the tarpana. So take one handful of water in both hands looking at the south side. Please pour the water right hand direction. Once again, thank you for watching our videos. Be sure to subscribe to our channel. We publish new videos every day. And don't forget to like and share our channel.