Pitru Paksha is a sacred time to honor and satisfy our ancestors through shraddha and Annadan. Scriptures say that when we serve food to widows, the punya is multiplied — because these mothers, left alone by the world, are reflections of the divine feminine energy itself.

🌿 In the Padma Purana it is said:

"He who offers food to helpless women and widows during Pitru Paksha grants eternal satisfaction to his ancestors and receives unending blessings."

In Vrindavan, thousands of widow matajis spend their days chanting Radhe Radhe with devotion, but their thalis often remain empty. On Pitru Paksha, feeding them is more than seva — it is a sacred act of Shraddha Karma that ensures our forefathers are honored and pleased.

✨ By offering Annadan to these widow matajis during Pitru Paksha:

• You directly satisfy your ancestors’ souls.
• You invite Radha Rani’s blessings into your family.
• You perform a punya that carries the weight of countless yajnas.

✨ Radha Rani is most pleased when her devotees are cared for. By serving these matajis, you are directly serving her.

🙏 Scriptures affirm: “Pitru Paksha mein vidhwa mataon ko bhojan karana pitaron ko tript karata hai aur ghar par sukh-shanti lata hai.”

This Pitru Paksha, let your offering be food for Vrindavan’s widow matajis.

Not charity, but the highest dharma — a true offering to your ancestors and to Radha Rani herself.