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DAILY AGNIHOTRA is an essential part of our Vedic lifestyle. It is wonderfully short, simple and effective ritual conducing in overall wellbeing and happiness for all. Just as the air, the Sun, the Moon, the stars equally belong to all, similarly Agnihotra also belong to entire humanity irrespective of country, colour, caste or creed. Thus, the Vedic practice of Agnihotra and its benefits belong to the entire humanity. |
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| Agnihotra is not only a saviour but also a rejuvenator of life. Agnihotra cures the environmental pollution in our homes, our localities and our villages, towns and cities. At the same time, it fights mental psychological tensions and set off atmospheric vibrations which exert wondrous curative influence on minds and bodies of individuals and groups. The benefits extend even to house pets, birds, animals, plants and trees. |
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Swami Vivekananda Kendra Students Visit Homa Therapy Goshala, Maheshwar, India
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From the Homa Therapy Goshala in Maheshwar came these photos, explaining that the Swami Vivekananda Kendra Camp students visited to learn and practice Agnihotra. (Photos left and below were sent by Franklin Nelson.) |
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Agnihotra at Mount Everest Base Camp, Nepal
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Since this year 2019, I, Anupa Rajput, from Belgaum, Karnataka, India, am doing Agnihotra regularly. And I decided to do it during my Everest Base Camp Trek. We started our trek from Lukla, Nepal & reached Namche Bazar (3440m altitude) on time in the evening before sunset and so I did Agnihotra along with the team members and other residents of the hotel. |
