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When traditional age restrictions for memorial rites feel inadequate for parental grief

My daughter died at three years old and the priest says children don't need full shraddha rites but she was my whole world and I want to honor her the same way I would any adult.

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More people experience this than they realize.

What we've seen

A parent's love recognizes no hierarchy of mourning, yet tradition may offer less ceremony for losses that feel infinitely profound.

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“Where Are You with Hindu grief practices — antyesti and shraddha?”

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