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Homa Therapy in Zimbabwe
Dr. John Matlander sent this report about his Homa trip to Zimbabwe:
In June, Ms. Peta Searle invited us to Zimbabwe. She organized a program of 14 days (June 08 to 25) for the dissemination of Agnihotra in Harare, capital of Zimbabwe.Zimbabwe is a small country in southern Africa, landlocked, with 11 million people and is bordered by South Africa, Mozambique, Zambia and Botswana. (more…)
HHOOFING!
What is HHOOF? HHOOF is an acronym for Homa Helpers On Organic Farms. This is a spin-off of Willing Workers On Organic Farms, an organization that links volunteers to organic farm hosts. Volunteers work in exchange for room and board and the opportunity to experience farm life. A Homa farm is a very specific type of farm that incorporates Vedic healing fires, vegetarian diet and ahimsa (non-violence) practices that create a unique experience for the volunteer. They blend the physical, social and spiritual worlds into one interconnected happening.
(more…)Let the Situations in the World Come and Go
Let the situations in the world come and go. You do not allow yourself to fall victim to disturbance. In this world you will always have to face conflict, stress, uncertainty, and resultant confusion. If you do not utilize the tools given, you will become entangled in a web of confusion. But if you intensify your meditations, practice repeating Mantra, or Holy Name, you will rise above all these problems with ease. With ease.
Free yourself from the bondage of attachment.
Agnihotra in Village Church, Parroquia de Molleturo, Pueblo Estero Piedra, Ecuador
Father Manuel Maite and a group of Homa volunteers came from Guayaquil to share and increase their strength in Agnihotra healing fires with parishioners in the parish of Parroquia de Molleturo, Pueblo Estero Piedra.We also heard testimonies of people who had previously participated in the Homa fires and found relief and healing of their problems.
The village church was the venue for this meeting with the harmony and light in all of us.
Agnihotra Workshop in Nashik, Maharashtra, India
In September Anne Godfrey and Bruce Johnson conducted an Agnihotra workshop in Nashik for the Reiki group of Shri Ajit Telang (picture right).Around 50 people participated in Agnihotra sunset.
The workshop was held at the home of Mrs Monali Rakshe who is the Agnihotra coordinator for this group in Nashik. (more…)
Agnihotra in Colombo, Sri Lanka
British expatriate, Simon Peter Fuller, now residing permanently in Sri Lanka performing Agnihotra in the home of his friend and colleague, Anja Meixner in Isipathana, Colombo.
Agnihotra in Taiwan
Mr. Tee-Liang Wong writes from Malaysia:
Mrs. Sew Moy from Singapore is currently in Taiwan sharing Agnihotra with the Art of Living group of Taiwan.
On Fear and Faith
“Faith is to believe in what we do not see, and the reward is to see what we believe.” So said St. Augustine long ago and as I have not come across a more succinct, direct formulation, I continue to quote this.
If fear is sometimes acronymed to ‘false expectations appearing real,’ then perhaps we can call faith something like, ‘full and intimate trust in Him.’
(more…)News of Homa Therapy in Australasia – Sept 2012
Agnihotra sunset at Om Shree DhamThe family present were originally from Sth America, having learnt Agnihotra there. Also present a father and son, organic farmers and raw foodists from Cairns in far North QLD, staying at Om Shree Dham for one week to learn Homa Therapy.
Keep Very Tight Rein on the Mind
Keep very tight rein on the mind so that the pulls become less. Otherwise the mind goes and the body follows and all is lost. Keep the mind filled with only holy thoughts, Mantra, prayer, devotional singing. Do not be disturbed. This is a great time for healing and becoming strong in this healing love.
You must get into the habit of smiling all the time. All the time smiling. It has a good effect on your mind, not to mention the joy you bring to others.
Do not hang on to fear or misery. Let it go and fill the mind with Mantra. Do fires, one hour Tryambakam Homa best in morning hours, earlier the better. (more…)
