Homa is performed in a receptacle (Havan kund) in which a fireplace (Vedi) is made with bricks. The Homa fireplace should be decorated with colorful flowers, leaves, grains, and beans. Wood to be used as fuel for Homa should burn easily without creating much smoke. In India the wood from a mango tree is most often used for Homa. The Homa wood should be completely dry and cut or broken to suit the size of the Kund. Samagri is a combination of thirty-six herbs used to purify the atmosphere and smells very good, like incense. Some ghee and raw sugar should be added to the herbs. When the Homa is performed, the chemicals in the samagri are burnt and get converted into gaseous form which mix in the atmosphere, entering the breath and the body chemistry of the one doing the Homa and those who are in the vicinity. These chemicals go to the gods that are present as different energies or abilities inside the human organism.
TrustPilot
vor 1 Woche
vor 1 Woche
