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Have you ever wondered why cultures across the world feed their dead?
From Pitru Paksha in India to Día de los Muertos in Mexico, from China’s Ghost Festival to Japan’s Obon, one truth connects us all: food is love, food is memory, food is connection — even beyond death. 🍲✨

In this documentary-style video, we explore:
👉 The Mahabharata story of Karna and the origin of Pitru Paksha.
👉 Why Indians prepare favorite dishes for their ancestors.
👉 How Mexico celebrates with colorful altars (ofrendas) and marigolds.
👉 Why China feeds not only their ancestors, but even forgotten wandering souls.
👉 How Japan welcomes spirits home with lanterns, empty chairs, and cucumber horses.
👉 The modern reality: what happens when Gen Z forgets these traditions?

This is not just about rituals — it’s about empathy, gratitude, and the universal human truth that food binds us to those we love, across time and culture.

⚡ Why You Should Watch:

If you’ve ever asked yourself: “Are these rituals just superstition, or do they carry deeper meaning?” → this film will give you a new perspective.

Even for skeptics, gratitude practices are proven by psychology to reduce stress and build empathy.

💬 Join the Conversation:
What food do you offer (or would you offer) to remember your ancestors? Share in the comments 👇

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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video may include short clips/images from films like Disney Pixar’s Coco (2017) and other cultural references under Fair Use for the purpose of commentary, education, and storytelling. All rights belong to their respective creators. The usage is transformative, with added narration, context, and cultural analysis.

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