Pitru Paksha, also known as Shradh Paksha, began on September 29, 2023. During this period, which lasts from the full moon day of the Bhadrapad month to the new moon day of the Ashwin month, Hindus pay homage to their ancestors. It is believed that during Pitru Paksha, our ancestors visit the Earth from the realm of the ancestors, and therefore, the significance of offerings to crows (considered messengers of the ancestors) increases.
Here are some auspicious signs and symbols associated with Pitru Paksha: If a crow is seen carrying a dry twig in its beak during Shradh Paksha, it is considered a symbol of financial gain.
When crows perch on the roof of your house or on lush green trees, it signifies the blessings of your ancestors and the continued prosperity of your home.
If crows are seen with leaves or twigs in their beaks near your home during Pitru Paksha, it indicates that your ancestors are pleased with you. In such a case, any wishes or requests you make to them are likely to be fulfilled.
If a crow pecks at the back of a cow, it symbolizes happiness and the acquisition of excellent food in the household. Conversely, if a crow sits on a pig's back, it is believed to bring a lot of wealth.
If a crow is seen perched on a heap of grains or rice after eating, it signifies the imminent arrival of wealth. Similarly, if a crow sits on a pile of dust with scattered grains, it is a sign of increased prosperity.
If a crow eats grass and then flies to sit near a well or a riverbank, it suggests that you may find something valuable that was previously lost.
When a crow approaches food from the left side and consumes it, it indicates an uninterrupted journey without obstacles. However, if the crow approaches from the right side, it can be advantageous for travelers.
These signs and symbols during Pitru Paksha are considered auspicious and are believed to carry the blessings of one's ancestors. People often perform rituals and offer food to crows and other animals during this time to honor and seek the blessings of their forefathers.
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