Welcome to Ganga Visardjan!
We at Ganga Visardjan are here for the people who have the desire to be strewn in the Ganges (India) but don't have the means. We want to be there for the relatives who respect the wishes of their loved ones, but they may not be able to do it themselves, it could be due to work or other (health) reasons. Ganga Visardjan gives all these relatives the certainty that we scatter the ashes in the Ganges. The entire church service with ashes scattering will be filmed with the photo of your loved one. After the church service, we will hand over this film on a USB stick to the bereaved(s) so that they have a lasting memory of their loved one.
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Hinduism is also practiced on the island of Bali, we also take care of the last trip of your loved one to this beautiful island.
The five elements in a Hindu cremation
Hindus believe in the duality of body and soul. Besides Hindustani there are many spiritual people from various cultures who also believe in this. I am there for them too.
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After death, the soul leaves the body to find another physical sheath or to be absorbed into Brahm.
The abandoned body must return to the primal source with the five elements as quickly as possible:
Water
Everything that flows.
Firework
Anything that burns.
Soil
All solid, matter.
Sky
All gases.
Ether
Emptiness that gives structure to everything.
All elements
All elements really speak for themselves. Only Ether is rather difficult to encompass. Ether also translates into emptiness, space, spirit, the non-material or Quintessence, literally translated fifth being, and in the present sense means 'that which is essential'.
These five elements as described here are nowadays mainly found in Ayurveda. In this Ayurvedic medicine, one who has all five elements in harmony on all energy levels of the body is healthy. With nutrition you can keep the five elements in balance. To ensure this, Ayurveda speaks of three Doshas, which are a condensation of the five elements.
vata; Ether and Air
pitta; Fire and Water
Kapha Water and Earth
"OHM BHUR BHUVA SVAHA
TAT SAVITUR VARENYAM
BHARGO DEVASYA DHIMAHIA
DHIYO YO NAHA PRACHODAYA"
