Agnihotra and Homa Therapy Web Portal
Mr.Diego Castañon writes from Vancouver, Canada:
Here are some nice pictures of Agnihotra being performed in Vancouver. My dear friend Josh is in charge of the web site www.agnihotracanada.org and we would be very happy if we could include our activities and results in the English Homa Health Newsletter sent monthly.
I practice Agnihotra for about 5 years and really love the fire and I had amazing experiences with it. For me, its something special to be able to perform such an ancient holy technique and thus heal myself and the environment.
I worked on different organic farms in different countries and experienced that the performance of Agnihotra and Homas create a special atmosphere and really is a way to happy living in peace and harmony with Nature.
Continue reading “Agnihotra in Austria”
Rob Bagnall, Chiang Mai, Thailand writes:
After 3 months Homa Therapy, I observe:
The snails and fish are really coming back to life here next to the house. I walked outside in the back of the house this morning and looked in the water and there were snails everywhere. Fish are back and the chickens from next door now prefer to come into my yard as apparently the earth worms are in greater quantity. Continue reading “My Observations with Homa Therapy”
Here, you see the Agnihotra Tipi at our Unicorn Natural Voice & Dance Camp this year in July (Wendland, North Germany). We were about 140 adults and 60 kids at the camp , singing and dancing every day. Agnihotra provided a harmonious atmosphere for all these things to happen.
Raaja Fischer from Wendland, Germany writes:
Agnihotra during a lecture we gave about Homa Therapy at the Demeter farm of Tangsehl in our area. About 50 people attended and there was much interest. Some of the people belong to our Agnihotra group now.
Dr O.P. Rupela, Chief Scientist (retired), International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, visited the farm recently and reported:
“The crop production system in this Homa farm reflects a complete balance, which can only be achieved when Nature is in perfect balance and harmony. The farm is a good place of education and research for agricultural scientists…” Continue reading “Abhay Mutalik Desai – Climate Engineering in Karnataka, India”
Richard Powers writes from Madison, VA, USA.
Ana Karyn Garcia of the Bioenergetics Institute in Ottawa, Canada invited me to come and talk about Homa Therapy Farming and to establish a Resonance Point or two.
Several times I witnessed that my trip was totally in the hands of Shree. Halfway to the airport, we stopped for gas. At the pump I realized I had forgotten the key to the gas cap on my truck. After vainly attempting for ten minutes to pick the lock, I went inside and asked the clerk and a couple of customers if anyone knew how to pick a gas cap lock. The lady clerk told me to push in on the cap really hard and turn. Lo and behold, it worked and we were able to continue our drive to Dulles International, outside Washington, DC. Continue reading “Resonance Point in Ottawa, Canada”
Dr Henry Gregory writes from Baltimore, MD, USA.
On May 15th, Jannette and I went to Accra, Ghana in West Africa for a dual purpose trip. I had been commissioned by an agency that I work with to train young psychologists in Accra, and as representatives of the Baltimore Homa Community we were to connect with Agnihotra practitioners in Ghana and identify a site for a Homa farm.
Our host for the trip was Nii Ada Boafu, a longtime Agnihotri and special assistant to the President of Ghana. Nii coordinated our efforts and provided all transportation. He arranged for us to stay at the home of Judy Menyah, an Agnihotri who lives in an area of Accra called Nima with her extended family. Continue reading “Trip to Accra, Ghana”
In May I visited Sri Lanka to teach Agnihotra and Homa Therapy. I stayed with Mr. Leel Randeni and his family in Kumbaloluwa, about 40 km from the capital Colombo. Leel works for the Ministry of the Environment and he is very environmentally conscious.
I gave several talks and demonstrations to farmer groups with Leel assisting with translation into local language. Several people purchased pyramids to start Agnihotra. Leel and his colleague Wijesinghe are actively working on preserving the traditional rice varieties of Sri Lanka.
Rita Hirt did an Agnihotra tour through Kazakhstan with much success. There is lots of interest and many more pyramids are needed.
