During Shraddh or Pitra Paksha, families honor their ancestors through sacred rituals believed to bring peace to the departed and blessings to the living. Maharishi Sushain conducts these hawans on the appropriate tithi according to the Hindu calendar, where mantras are chanted and offerings are made to the holy fire. For Maharishiji, the hawan is far more than a ritual it is an act of acknowledgment and expressing gratitude to the ancestors. The hawan acts as a bridge to connect with the unseen blessings of our forefathers. What makes the hawan special is Maharishi Sushain’s rare gift of divine energy connection, that allows him to channel spiritual vibrations into the hawan, which makes fire a sacred channel for peace, forgiveness, and prosperity to flow from the ancestors to the family. Those who attend and participate often feel the impact of this divine connection. Many describe a sense of emotional release, inner calm, and renewed strength as though the blessings of their forefathers are directly reaching them. The ceremony concludes with the preparation of bhog (sacred food offering) dedicated to the ancestors, which is then shared openly.