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HOMA is a Sanskrit word used here synonymously with YAJNYA. YAJNYA is the technical term from the Vedic science of bioenergy denoting the process of removing the toxic conditions of the atmosphere through the agency of fire. This means healing and purifying of the atmosphere with fire as the medium. The central idea in HOMA Therapy is: You heal the atmosphere and the healed atmosphere heals you. |
Agnihotra in Sampayong Buddhist Temple in Lumphun, Thailand
Mr. Alan Yong writes about Agnihotra teachings in Thailand:
“On 21st May 2009, Kantipong and Nisachon, a Thai couple from Bangkok and I, flew to Chiangmai, a tourist town in Thailand. We were met by Robert Bagnall, a US citizen who have been residing in Chiangmai for more than 10 years. Continue reading “Agnihotra in Sampayong Buddhist Temple in Lumphun, Thailand”
When Carrying These Mantras to the People
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Kidneys Love Agnihotra Ash
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Are you suffering from back pain? Do you like to wear tight jeans and short T-shirts, exposing your back to wind? Do you ride a motorcycle or drive a car with open windows? Do you have cold feet? Do you drink little water? Do you have sometimes swellings in the area below the eyes? |
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A friend of mine woke up in the morning with a swelling in the area below the eyes. During the day, it got better, but the next morning again the swelling (like edemas) was there. The young woman was on a protein diet eating mostly milk and soy products in order to lose weight and at the same time to feel satisfied. Again and again the back pain appeared. She did not take the time to drink sufficient water; she was very busy and also had some family problems to deal with. Continue reading “Kidneys Love Agnihotra Ash” |
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Conversations with Trees
It was a gorgeous, sparkling, full moon day at Bhrugu Aranya, the lovely Homa Organic farm in Wysoka, Poland. With a lot of dedication and commitment, the healing fires of Agnihotra and Yajnya have been performed there daily for nearly thirteen years. Jarek Bizberg, president of Terapia Homa Foundation, and his wife, Parvati, began the farm in 1995. Since then, others have joined them, their families have grown, and they have a thriving international Homa community. Continue reading “Conversations with Trees”