Homa Therapy International

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  • Agnihotra at the Metropolitan Park in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    Agnihotra at the Metropolitan Park in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
    A Festival for Nature …
    With Datuk Alan Yong (photo left)

    (Photos: Puncak Ribu)

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  • Homa Therapy in Mozambique

    The Chilean sisters Camila and Josefa Molina Llamazares visited Mozambique and took the opportunity to teach Homa Therapy. They did 2 Agnihotra sessions in the "Shanti Yoga & Massage" Center in Maputo.

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  • Somayag 2015 – Atiratra

         Maheshwar, the site chosen by Master Shree Vasant, for these planetary purifying Yajnyas. 

    (Above photos, show the temples of Maheshwar town in front of the sacred river Narmada, a sunset, invitation to the Somayag, art created with colorful spices and the large Somayag hall.)     

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  • Another HOMA Farm in India Receives a Government Award

    Mr Anand Gaikwad and his wife, Lata have 8 acres mango, lime and sapota garden near Thane in Maharashtra.

    This “Krishi Bhushan” award was handed over by the Hon. Chief Minister of Maharashtra – Shri Prithviraj Chavan. (photo left)

    It is the third award a Homa farm receives from the government, after Mr. Abhay Mutalik Desai (Krishi Pandit) and Mrs. Asha Naik (ASPEE L.M. PATEL “FARMER OF THE YEAR” award). (more…)

  • The New Almanac – Importance and Significance of Dassera


    (Photo above: Parama Sadguru Shree offers obeissance to His Guru, Lord Parshuram).
    		 The dawning of the new Golden Age (Satya Yuga) will be accompanied by the gradual adoption of a new almanac, a new calendar. Just as 25th December and Easter are important Christian festival dates in the west and Krishna’s birthday and Buddha’s birthday are important festivals for the Hindus and Buddhists respectively of the east, so too will certain dates assume greater significance in later times. (more…)

  • Effects of Agnihotra on Plate Count of Aerial Bacterial Flora

    Dr B.R. Gupta, Associate Professor, Microbiology, CSA University of Agriculture, Kanpur, U.P.


    Dr B.R. Gupta has conducted experiments on effects of Agnihotra on plate count of Aerial bacterial flora. He has found that in human residence where no Agnihotra was performed the bacterial colony count was 123 as against in the human residence where Agnihotra was done regularly the bacterial colony count was as low as a mere 25.

  • Antibacterial and Wound Healing Effects of Agnihotra Ash on Albino Rats

    Wing Commander D.V.K. Rao, Lt. Col. Madan Deshpande, Col. R.S. Tiwari
    Armed Forces Medical College, New Delhi

    10 gm of dry Agnihotra ash was dissolved in 100 ml of distilled water. The solution was filtered through filter paper and was autoclaved. 0.3 ml of this fluid was distributed on 100,6 mm Whatman No.l discs so that each contains ~3μ litre of Agnihotra extract. ABST was done on various pathogenic bacteria e.g. one strain of pseudomonas, five strains of proteus, seven strains of E coli, three strains of staphylococcus pyogenes and one strain of klebiscilla by disc diffusion method. The replica method was used to find out whether the antibacterial activity of Agnihotra if any was bactericidal or bacteriostatic.
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  • Agnihotra at Freeform Arts Festival

    We received the following story from Josh Maltby:

    Freeform Arts Festival was founded in order to tie together the vast East Coast creative arts community and increase diversity in our local artistic landscape.

    Freeform Arts is intended to serve as a connection point and a meeting place for the numerous cells and pockets of East Coast creative arts communities to unite and interact with each other. The goal is to create a more tightly knit, well-connected culture across the region.

    The festival was held in Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania, from June 12-16th. Dozens of workshops were held on numerous topics, from the practical, the creative, the spiritual to the bizarre. Agnihotra seemed a good fit. (more…)

  • My Visit to Australia and Om Shree Dham

    We received the following story from Patty Powers:

    In March, 2014 I had the wonderful opportunity to go to Australia and visit Om Shree Dham in the Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia.

    I found that the longer I stayed at Om Shree Dham, the more I felt its similarity to our Homa community in Madison, Virginia, as if the two were sister communities. The routine of morning and evening Agnihotra, Homas at 10 A.M., noon and 3 P.M., and an hour of Yajnya daily helped me feel right at home. (more…)

  • Somayag 2015 Update

    Dear friends,
    We are pleased to announce that the next Somayag will be held at the Homa Therapy Goshala, Maheshwar India, between 3rd and 8th February, 2015.

    This will be the sixth in the series of seven Somayags, the inspiration for which came from Shree Vasant Paranjpe.

    For the past seven years a small group of people from various countries has kept this vision of conducting a series of seven Maha Somayags on the banks of the River Narmada in Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh, for the healing of our planet.

    To date, five of these Somayags have been completed successfully. There are still two remaining.

    This 6th Somayag is known as Atiratra. Amongst other benefits its purpose is to give nourishment and longevity to all living things on the planet. (more…)