Homa Therapy International

Category: Mauritius

  • Swaraj Goodary, Grand Gaube, Mauritius, Africa

    Mr. Swaraj Goodary
    Grand Gaube, Mauritius, Africa

    Bro,
    Agnihotra has come as a blessing to us. There has been a good sanskar* established in our small family.  We get together with the kids every evening for the practice of Agnihotra.
         They have learned the Mantras and are eager to participate.
    (Photo: Our daughters practicing Tryambakam Homa.)

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  • Manisha Seenarain, Notre Dame, Mauritius, Africa


    (Photo: Mrs. Manisha Seenarain, her husband,
    their three daughters and mother-in-law
    in front of Agnihotra healing fire.)

    Mrs. Manisha Seenarain
    Notre Dame, Mauritius, Africa

          First of all, I would like to thank Mrs. Shruti and Mr. Janardhun from the bottom of my heart for the light they have brought to our lives in the name of Agnihotra…

         Everything was upside down in my house due to the fact that my husband was deeply dependent on alcohol.

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  • Firing the Grid – Agnihotras around the World on September Equinox, 2013

    On September 21 & 22, 2013 Agnihotra practitioners from around the globe participated in a network of Agnihotra being performed on the September Equinox. The aim was to create a grid of Sacred Fires or ‘firing the grid’ and to ideally have two waves of Agnihotra fires moving around the planet (one for sunrise, one for sunset).
    We received many responses from people all over the world informing their coordinates. We were amazed to find every continent represented, and people from Alaska to Africa, from Europe to U.S.A., Australia to Russia, Japan to Hawaii. There were more than 450 Meridiens of Longitude represented with Agnihotra Fires in more than 50 countries. There may have been more that we were unaware of. (more…)

  • AGNIHOTRA fights Chikungunya Fever in Mauritius

    Sheila Moloo reports from Mauritius Island:
    Something terrible was happening in Mauritius. Since last year a terrible infection known as “Chikungunya” fever caused by mosquito bites was affecting thousands of people in Reunion Island, which forms part of the Mascareignes Islands in the Indian Ocean. Being in the neighbourhood, “Chikungunya” did not spare people of Mauritius where about five to eight thousand people were infected by this disease.

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