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Agnihotra in New Zealand: November 2011 Workshop Tour

There were big crowds and small, but overall lots of people took up Agnihotra, and it feels now as if Homa Therapy is truly established in New Zealand. Fifteen workshops were organized and four more were spontaneously added to the itinerary. We also had four radio interviews and two or three newspaper articles published.

Art of Living people are taking to Agnihotra in good numbers and with deep respect for the science. In Auckland we stayed with Nirmala D’Souza who organized workshops with AOL people, and in Wellington Raj Vinod Anand facilitated a workshop attended by many AOL people. Continue reading “Agnihotra in New Zealand: November 2011 Workshop Tour”

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Source of Conflict

               You must rid yourself of the source of conflict, not only solve the conflicts as they arise. You must actually destroy the source of conflict itself. What is that source? When one is separate from the Divine, one will always find oneself in conflict. Therefore, effort must be made to open the channel, which lies inside one, which connects with the Divine. This has to be a constant effort. Here Mantra is great help. Now is the time to intensify Sadhana. Repeat the Name. Repeat the Mantra. Let there be sound. Continue reading “Source of Conflict”
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Agnihotra at ‘Swami Home’ in Singapore

On the 13th of May, the birthday of Shree Vasant (preceptor of Homa Therapy) twenty Singaporeans performed twenty Agnihotra Fires for the elderly in ‘Swami Home’ in Singapore.

Singaporean Ramon Quek, who now runs a Sai Baba centre in Western Australia, founded this aged care home in Singapore.

Betty Khoo, committed Agnihotri, living between Malaysia and Singapore instigated this healing event.

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Agnihotra Workshop in New Delhi

Dear All,
The workshop in Delhi was wonderful, thanks to all of you.

Special thanks to Ravi and his family who offered their home and were so full of love. This is what the people felt. We expected 10 to 12 persons, 22 came, many with the intent to know more and bring more people.

So let us see if we can build further.

With all love
Karin

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Homa Therapy in Pirque, Chile


Ms. Angelin Gonzales writes from Pirque, Chile:

“I am sending you some photos from a Homa fire we did with some friends from Pirque.

I hope that slowly I can invite more people to take part in this beautiful experience. Hugs.”

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Homa Therapy Teachers’ Certification Course in Tapovan, Maharashtra, India


The first Homa Therapy Teachers’ Certification Course was held at Tapovan in India from February 22 to 24. It was a 3 day residential course. A small group of experienced Agnihotra practitioners attended the course.

They included Dr R.K. Pathak from Lucknow, ex-director of ICAR (Indian Council of Agricultural Research), Mr. and Mrs. Anand Gaikwad from Thane who have a Resonance Point on their Homa farm, Mr. Umakant Tiwari from Unnao who also has a Resonance Point on his Homa farm, Mr. Aaron Kidd from Australia who is working here in Tapovan and also in Maheshwar and Mr. Sanjay Patil, who is the manager of the Tapovan Homa farm. Continue reading “Homa Therapy Teachers’ Certification Course in Tapovan, Maharashtra, India”

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Wait Before Speaking

Practice this today.
Where is the question of NOT feeling joy? Do Mantra.
Let only HIS words come from your lips. Wait before speaking as if you had a filter between your thoughts and your speech. That filter screens your thoughts and only allows those of Purity and Light to come through. You come to know that you are the thought, the word and the filter. This is how you learn control of speech. Continue reading “Wait Before Speaking”
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News of Homa Therapy in Australasia – June 2012

Agnihotra in New Zealand Workshop Tour Nov 2011

workshop in NZ

Workshop in small rural community, Awhitu, Nth of Auckland

Lee & Frits travelled through the Nth & Sth Island of NZ teaching Homa Therapy.
There were big crowds and small but overall lots of people took up Agnihotra and it feels now like Homa Therapy is truly established in NZ. Fifteen workshops were organised and 4 more were spontaneously added to the itinerary. We also had 4 radio interviews and 2 or 3 newspaper articles published.

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