Homa Therapy International

Month: February 2016

  • Application of Agnihotra Ash for Enhancing Soil Fertility

    Excerpt from the International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology Research (IJSETR), Volume 4, Issue 7, July 2015

    Chanda Berde, Arvind Kulkarni, Arati Potphode, Anand Gaikwad and Snehalata Gaikwad
    Department of Biological Sciences, Gogate Jogalekar College, Ratnagiri.

    The effect of addition of Agnihotra ash to farm soil was analysed. Four farm soil samples and one soil sample from newly purchased land were selected for the study. Initial microbial count was taken before addition of ash. Ash supplemented soil was analysed after incubation of one week. The microbial count of soil before and after ash addition was enumerated. A marked difference in the count was observed. Addition of ash results in increase in the overall bacterial flora, including the effective bacteria i.e nitrogen fixers and phosphate solubilisers while reduction in the fungal flora was seen.

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  • Mind Wants to Escape the Nectar

        All the time, the mind wants to escape the nectar and go into the world of these sense desires. All the time. Many suffer in the world with no idea why they suffer. At least, if you choose the life of misery, you know you choose it. To have that awareness alone is precious. To make the right choices is even better. So, one must learn to take joy in the spiritual life.

       Community must come up in every place where Agnihotris are doing the work. (more…)

  • Dr. Ulrich Berk Demonstrates Agnihotra at University of North Maharashtra, Jalgaon, India

    Dr. Ulrich was invited by various Departments of University of North Maharashtra, Jalgaon, India including Life Sciences, Environmental Sciences and other Departments to oversee experiments to measure pollution levels before and after Agnihotra. (more…)

  • Agnihotra: A Social Sculpture, Caracas, Venezuela

    Gustavo Leon writes from Caracas, Venezuela:

          "I am plastic artist and practitioner of Homa Therapy since 1999 in Venezuela. I am sending this email with photographs of events called "AGNIHOTRA: A Social Sculpture", which has been ongoing since early this year in the museums: African American Museum (MAA) and Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) in Caracas by the Civil non-profit Association “Colectivo 5 Umbrales”, which is directed by Ingrid Ruiz and myself.
            “AGNIHOTRA: A SOCIAL SCULPTURE” is an art proposal in the contemporary language of performance art.

     Photos show "Agnihotra – a social sculpture" activities in the MAC on 3rd and 17th of Sept., 2015 (more…)