Significance of Wearing Kusha Grass During Pitru Paksha

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During Pitru Paksha, Hindus wear Kusha grass rings, known as 'Pavitri', on their ring finger for purification during Shraddh and Pind Daan rituals. This sacred grass is believed to purify the water offered to ancestors, ensuring their satisfaction and blessings. Wearing Kusha also helps balance the body's energy cycles, promoting mental focus on the rituals. This year, Pitru Paksha begins and concludes, emphasizing spiritual purity and ancestral reverence.