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1. What is the translation of the quoted rule?

2. Also where is it stated (or which Upanishad and where) that if Shraddha karma is not done regardless of reasons it harms the departed parents.

Seems like some kind of superstitious belief to me. I cannot imagine our scriptures provide such statements. Now, one may still want to do Shraddha karma for their own betterment and peace of mind. That does not mean there is harm if it is not done. World has 7 billion people, how many are doing Shraddha Karma, Many do not even know such an idea.

[QUOTE="a-TB, post: 409506, member: 43368"] 1. What is the translation of the quoted rule? 2. Also where is it stated (or which Upanishad and where) that if Shraddha karma is not done regardless of reasons it harms the departed parents. Seems like some kind of superstitious belief to me. I cannot imagine our scriptures provide such statements. Now, one may still want to do Shraddha karma for their own betterment and peace of mind. That does not mean there is harm if it is not done. World has 7 billion people, how many are doing Shraddha Karma, Many do not even know such an idea. [/QUOTE]

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