About Asthi Visarjan India The Hindu soul of the departed loved ones need peace in the afterlife. The soul needs the living family to ease the great pain of the journey towards salvation. This is why Hindu rituals for the deceased are an obligation for the family to perform. We help Indian abroad or in India who cannot travel to Indian religious sites perform the religious obligations for their dearly departed. While death is inevitable for humans, Hindus regard it only as a juncture in a soul’s journey. Death in Hinduism means only the demise of the physical human body. It is a passage into a spirit’s evolved state. Thus, it is believed that the natural phenomenon of death comes with rituals. In Vedic literature, the dead person’s body should not be buried; but rather, it should be cremated. The cremated remains pass through the set of rituals established by the ancient Vedic Puranas and Granthas. These last rituals for the dearly departed are important because not only do they show the family has respect for ancient religious traditions, but also they care eternally for their loved one’s soul.