EkamHindu Dharma

The Remembrance Book

The śrāddha falls on a tithi, and the tithi drifts against the English calendar every year — which is how families miss it. Record your loved one once; Ekam computes where the tithi falls each year and reminds you three days ahead and on the day.

We read the tithi from the date of passing and compute where it falls each year — it shifts against the English calendar. Confirm the final date with your purohit; this keeps the family from missing it.

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On the day

  • 🌊 The simplest sincere form always counts: tilodaka with their name, a lamp, and food given to someone hungry in their name.
  • 🛕 For a full śrāddha, book a purohit — at home or at a tīrtha.
  • 📖 The yearly rhythm — māsika, varṣābdika, Mahālaya — is explained in the Antyeṣṭi companion.

Tithi dates are computed from a real ephemeris (Delhi sunrise) and are a faithful guide; pañcāṅgas and family traditions can differ by a day — confirm the final date with your purohit. Reminders arrive by notification and email.