Namaskaram to all the memebers in the thread and my humble request to all is, kindly clarify the below questions which is my long term un answered question.
In our pitru kaaryas, we refer to the deceased father as ‘Vasu roopa’, grandfather as ‘Rudra roopa’ and great grandfather as ‘Aaditya roopa’. What is the significance of these?
How long do the departed souls reside in the pitru loka before they return on rebirth?
When some one from the present generation leaves the earth apparently the departed soul becomes ‘Vasu’, his father becomes ‘Rudra’ and grandfather ‘Rudra’ becomes ‘Aaditya’ for the departed person’s son. What will happen to the great grandfather who was previously in the state of ‘Aaditya roopa’?
When a paternal uncle and nephew do these karmas the same departed soul ( grandfather of the nephew and father of the uncle) will be ‘Vasu roopa’ for the uncle and ‘Rudra roopa’ for the nephew. How the same soul can be in two forms at the same time?
In our pitru kaaryas, we refer to the deceased father as ‘Vasu roopa’, grandfather as ‘Rudra roopa’ and great grandfather as ‘Aaditya roopa’. What is the significance of these?
How long do the departed souls reside in the pitru loka before they return on rebirth?
When some one from the present generation leaves the earth apparently the departed soul becomes ‘Vasu’, his father becomes ‘Rudra’ and grandfather ‘Rudra’ becomes ‘Aaditya’ for the departed person’s son. What will happen to the great grandfather who was previously in the state of ‘Aaditya roopa’?
When a paternal uncle and nephew do these karmas the same departed soul ( grandfather of the nephew and father of the uncle) will be ‘Vasu roopa’ for the uncle and ‘Rudra roopa’ for the nephew. How the same soul can be in two forms at the same time?