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  Yajna, the Vedic sacrifice (offering)
As the scriptures suggest, the ways of performing yajna was different according to the aim in sight by the sacrificer, the one beneficiary of the rite.
The transition of the outer yajna towards the inner yajna is suggestively described in Garbha Upanishad one of the minor Upanishads.
As for the importance of yajna at the level of humanity, it is tenable to say that by the practice of yoga in many parts of the world, yajna has acquired a worldwide recognition as a valuable spiritual inheritance for mankind.
www.geocities.com /awareness88/vedic.htm   (0 words)

  
 BISWA KALYAN FOUNDATION
At our centre, we offer humanitarian services such as distribution of meals, free medical services and educational services.
Those services are made possible by the contribution of donators who wish to have yajnas performed for their benefit and the benefit of the world.
Based on its work and strong programs, The Biswa Kalyan Foundation has now a College educational status recognized by the ministry of education of the government of India.
www.yajna.com   (132 words)

  
  BISWA KALYAN FOUNDATION
The Yajnas are rituals that can enhance favorable influences, neutralize or diminish unfavorable influences coming in our life.
These yajnas requires the performance of 18, 28 over 3 days or 108 vedic rituals over 7 days, depending on the yajña being performed.
It is important that you understand that whatever will be your experience during the yajna, there is no direct connection between what you will experience during that week and the quality of the results that you will get from the yajna.
www.yajna.com /generalinfo.htm   (1158 words)

  
  Veda Purusha Jnana Yajna
Yajna is governed by mantras, sacrifice and divinity.
All the Vedic Pandits taking part in the Yajna, wearing the sacred orange robes, arrive in a procession from the Mandir to the Poornachandra Auditorium to the accompaniment of auspicious nadaswaram music and the chanting of Vedic hymns by students.
Vishnu is worshipped in this Yajna by the recitation of Bhagavatham and Purusha Sukta.
www.eaisai.com /baba/docs/yagna.html   (1028 words)

  
  Yajna, the Vedic Sacrifice
The transition of the outer yajna towards the inner yajna is suggestively described in Garbha Upanishad one of the minor Upanishads.
Yajna evolved to be less ritualistic in the form of a total mental attitude of surrender know as atmarpana, the offering of every action to Atma, the Divine.
As for the importance of yajna at the level of humanity, it is tenable to say that by the practice of yoga in many parts of the world, yajna has acquired a worldwide recognition as a valuable spiritual inheritance for mankind.
hinduwebsite.com /vedicsection/yajna.asp   (3350 words)

  
  Yajna, the Vedic sacrifice (offering) :: The Spiritual Network :: The Spiritual Community Center
As the scriptures suggest, the ways of performing yajna was different according to the aim in sight by the sacrificer, the one beneficiary of the rite.
Yajna evolved to be less ritualistic in the form of a total mental attitude of surrender know as atmarpana, the offering of every action to Atma, the Divine.
As for the importance of yajna at the level of humanity, it is tenable to say that by the practice of yoga in many parts of the world, yajna has acquired a worldwide recognition as a valuable spiritual inheritance for mankind.
www.spiritualnetwork.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=4   (3359 words)

  
 The Rising Nepal
In a Yajna, medicinal herbs are vapourized by offering them into the sacrificial fire, which enter into the human system in a gaseous form through the nose, the lungs and pores of the skin.
The techniques of Yajna for the treatment of physical and mental diseases do not comprise mere vapourization of the medicines or herbs to be employed, but various Samidhas (special kind of wood piece) are offered into the sacrificial fire of Yajna to create desired effects.
Yajna, the process of fumigation with medicinal herbs under specific procedures influences widely the persons participating in that as well as the surrounding environment.
www.gorkhapatra.org.np /content.php?nid=6487   (1105 words)

  
 Venu Menon - Articles - Antiquity - Cupping the Vedic Flame   (Site not responding. Last check: )
The 12-day yajna is a collage of picturesque rites which opens with the kindling of the sacred fires - garhapatya, ahavaneeya and dakshinagni - and the preparation of the eagle- shaped, brick fire altar onto which the juice of the soma creeper is poured as the most important offering of the ritual.
Those employed in Kerala and at the Kundur yajna are drawn specifically from the Kaushitiki in the case of the Rig Veda, the Boudhayana with regard to the Yajur Veda and the Jaiminiya in relation to the Sama Veda.
The scientists who attended the yajna used their sophisticated equipment to evaluate its impact on the ritualists, the spectators and the environment.
www.venumenon.com /articles/article_page.asp?catid=13&artid=23   (1846 words)

  
 God Promise -Horoscopes, Astrology, Black Magic, Mantras, Talismans
An essential part of a Yajna is for the Devotee to make a spiritual connection with the Deity or the Cosmic Power from whom he seeks favor.
Yajna for wealth, prosperity and abundance of individual or family.
Yajna for peace of ancestors and their blessings in all walks of life.
www.godpromise.org /yajna.html   (365 words)

  
 The Mind of Mahatma Gandhi
Yajna having come to us with our birth, we are debtors all our lives, and thus for ever bound to serve the universe.
Yajna is duty to be performed, or service to be rendered, all the twenty-four hours of the day....To serve without desire is to favour not others, but ourselves, even as in discharging a debt we serve only ourselves, lighten our burden and fulfill our duty.
Yajna is not yajna if one feels is to be burdensome or annoying.
www.mkgandhi.org /momgandhi/chap46.htm   (1088 words)

  
 From Yeravda Mandir : Yajna or Sacrifice
Yajna means an act directed to the welfare of others, done without desiring any return for it, whether of a temporal or spiritual nature.
Therefore, and also from the standpoint of ahimsa, it is not a yajna to sacrifice lower animals even with a view to the service of humanity.
It will not therefore, be a yajna, much less a mahayajna, to wish or to do ill to any one else, even in order to serve a so-called higher interest.
www.mkgandhi.org /yeravda/chap14.htm   (663 words)

  
 indian methology
The place was chosen for the Yajna to be performed, and the earth was measured and an elaborate tent was erected there.
There was the smell of the burning flesh and fat of the snakes pervading the air and the screams of the dying snakes rented the atmosphere.
He told Takshak that he needn't fear the snake yajna and that he could stay in Indralok (the house of Indra) for as long as he pleases.
www.avadh.com /festivals/14.html   (519 words)

  
 Humanity as Yajna or Sacrifice for Perfection by Swami Krishnananda
The performance of a ritual is a spatio-temporal shape given to the inner idea expectation which is the Yajna.
It is a Yajna because of an important factor involved in this process of the fulfilment of duty.
The diminution of the assertive or the individuating factor in ourselves is the Yajna or the sacrifice that we perform for the sake of the enhancement of the larger dimension of our personality.
www.swami-krishnananda.org /disc/disc_22a.html   (1604 words)

  
 secretsofvedathefirstrikofrigveda
Yajna is Being, Awareness and Bliss; He is Sat with Chit and Ananda, because Chit and Ananda are inevitable in Sat.
The material sacrifice of action is only one form of Yajna which, when man began to grow again material, took first a primary and then a unique importance and for the man of men stood for all action and all Yajna.
He is Yajna manifest as the Master of the light of Tapas, through whom all kinetic energy of consciousness, thought, feeling or action is manifested in this world which Yajna has made out of His own being.
www.searchforlight.org /secretsofvedafirstrik.htm   (1289 words)

  
 What's a Yajna?
The invitation to Rikhia this year said: “The underlying factor common to all yajnas is that through this ritual the invisible forces (devatas), which are interspersed in the atmosphere, consolidate and collect in the area where it is conducted.
As part of this ritual, white drawings were made on the yajna platform (yajna vedi) and the edge of the fire pit (kunda), and at ground level on each corner was placed a lemon half with the cut side painted red (with kum kum).
The yajna fire was brought to life with a piece of camphor, ignited and placed on a cowpat.
www.yogamag.net /archives/2000/2mar00/yajna3.shtml   (2009 words)

  
 Hindunet: The Hindu Universe: Shiv-ling and Agni worship (yajna)
Agni (the terrestrial manifestation of Brahman) in the male aspect is known as Shiva (the auspicious, signifying perhaps the beneficial side of Agni) and as female Shakti.
Solid ling (or Shiv-ling) in that case represents the live fire (in yajna) and the pitcher (with dripping libation) symbolizes the worshipper pouring oblations into the fire.
It is a simulation of the Vedic yajna even without lighting a fire; and it involves basically the worship of a ling (Shiv-ling) representing the deity Agni (as related to a yajna).
www.hindunet.com /forum/showflat.php?Number=57513   (1658 words)

  
 Yajna for peace in Gujarat to counter Gaurav Yatra-Lucknow-Cities-NEWS-The Times of India   (Site not responding. Last check: )
The yajna is aimed at countering the ‘Gaurav Yatra’, beginning September 8, and ensuring that peace and communal harmony is again not the casualty in Gujarat.
The Yajna is being organised under the aegis of world-fame Vyakti Vikas Kendra, Bangalore of Sri Sri Ravishanker and will be sponsored by Mallayas, Modis, Jindals, Jains and others.
At the end of the yajna on September 20, a ‘divya satsang’ and saint sammelan would be organised to launch a ‘peace mission’ for Gujarat.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com /cms.dll/articleshow?art_Id=21209250   (513 words)

  
 Yajna or Sacrifice from the Chapter "The Vedas", in Hindu Dharma : kamakoti.org:
It is the performance of a religious duty involving Agni, the sacrificial fire, with the chanting of the mantras.
The performance of a yajna is meant to please the Paramatman and the various deities.
Mind, speech and body are dedicated to the Vedas when you mutter a Vedic mantra mentally and vocalise it outwardly during the performance of a rite involving the body.
www.kamakoti.org /hindudharma/part5/chap16.htm   (363 words)

  
 Yajna Ash
Yajna ash contains the blessings of the yajnas, or sacred fire ceremonies, held at our two main ashrams: Shree Muktananda Ashram, in the United States, and Gurudev Siddha Peeth, our mother ashram in India.
During the fire ceremony, the offerings are transmuted into divine food for the deities, the powers of the universe, and they in turn leave us their blessings in the form of the ash that is left at the end of the yajna.
Yajna ash is said to contain "the footprints of the Gods" and using it is a powerful way to bring blessings into our lives.
www.bookstore.siddhayoga.org /Templates/frmTemplateM3.asp?SubFolderID=571&SearchYN=N   (160 words)

  
 YAJNA Articles from AMAZINES.COM - The Article Database and EZine Publishers Database
A yajna is typically performed by a hotar, with a number of additional priests playing a supporting role, chanting Vedic verses.
A typical Hindu marriage essentially consists of a yajna, because the fire deity Agni is supposed to be the witness of all pious marriages.
Those yajnas explicitly described in the Vedas are known as Shrauta yajnas.
www.amazines.com /Yajna_related.html   (669 words)

  
 Yajna   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Yajna is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
Yajna requires four components, none of which may be omitted: dravya, sacrificial substances; tyaga, the spirit of sacrificing all to God; devata, the celestial beings who receive the sacrifice; and mantra, the empowering word or chant.
Even in temples, yajna has its Agamic equivalent in the agnikaraka, the homa or havana ceremony, held in a fire pit (homakunda) in an outer mandapa of a temple as part of elaborate puja rites.
www.globaloneness.com /yajna   (1236 words)

  
 VijayaDasami 2001 - Yajna - Aid to self transformation   (Site not responding. Last check: )
The Yajnas were completed when all evil and demonic tendencies pervading were destroyed.
That is one of the chief aims of this Yajna.
Once the Yajna was over, Viswamitra told Rama, "Now I want your wedding to be performed." Just at that time, the message from Janaka was received that he was performing the Swayamvara of Sita.
sathyasaibaba1.tripod.com /yajna.htm   (4289 words)

  
 indiayogi.com - Yoga - Karma-yoga, yajna, karma, Bhagavad-Gita, samskaras, loka-samgraha, naiskarmya, vasanas, Gandhi, ...
The vasanas that are able to be expressed in a particular birth are associated with the prarabdha-kama to be worked out in that life, and are held to be responsible for determining the patterns of thinking, dreaming, desire, attachment, aversion and behaviour that characterise a single lifetime.
This ideal does not require the renunciation of worldly activity, as it is pointed out that as long as we live we cannot avoid activity, which as karma in the broadest sense of the term leads to the creation of new samskaras.
Gandhi was significantly influenced by his reading of the Bhagavad-Gita, and interpreted his work for the welfare of others as a form of yajna or sacrifice in the sense of acting without the desire for receiving anything in return, whether temporal or spiritual.
www.indiayogi.com /content/medtech/karma.asp   (2344 words)

  
 Vedic Astrology,Horoscopes and astrology predictions based on vedic astrology methods for astrology needs of you   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Sri Rudram is one of the five scriptures chosen by the ancients for constant repetition and meditation.
By performing this Yajna one attains Bhakti (the sense of devotion) and Mukti (enlightenment and freedom from the world of illusion).
The essence of this sacrifice in fire is a symbol of self-sacrifice.
www.cyberastro.com /home/rudram2.asp   (640 words)

  
 Gayatri
Yajna- is a Sacrificial ritual symbolizing selfless service to all.
Yajna - The sacrificial ritual has its material advantages too, which can be easily verified by scientific experiments.
The Yajna (sacrificial fire) exercises a very positive influence on the body and psyche (mind and consciousness) of persons involved and sitting around.
www.gayatri.info /YagnaPhilosophy/YagnaPhilosophy.html   (470 words)

  
 Epigrams from Gandhiji - Y
Yajna is duty to be performed, or service to be rendered, all twenty-four hours of the day.
There is no yajna (sacrifice) greater than spinning calculated to bring peace to the troubled spirit, to soothe the distracted student’s mind, to spiritualize his life.
Literature, full of the virus of self-indulgence, served out in attractive forms, is flooding this country from the West and there is the greatest need for West and there is the greatest need for our youth to be on their guard.
www.gandhi-manibhavan.org /gandhicomesalive/y.htm   (188 words)

  
 Siyar Singhi | Cat Chord | Cat's Chord | Hatha Jodi | Rare Tantric Items | Shri Yantra | Tantra Mantra Yantra | Hatha ...
Yajna is the act of showing reverence to God or to aspects of Divine Power through invocations, prayers, songs, fire ritual, Mantra recitation, and offerings.
It is the process of making offerings to the Deities thru' rigorous worship for their blessings for a happy, peaceful and prosperous life, or any other material or spiritual benefits that a person may desire.
The Yajna will only benefit the person or family of the person who is paying for all expenses incurred on it, and on whose behalf the Yajna is being performed.
www.sarnam.com /tantramantrayantra.asp   (1596 words)

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