Description

Agnihotra is a pre-Vedic ritual that intensifies your sadhana or tapasya and helps you achieve your goals with fewer challenges. Anyone, including women, can perform Agnihotra. It is an extremely simple ritual that takes only ten minutes of your time, but in return, it saves you countless efforts that you would have to put in to achieve your goals and ambitions. Agnihotra is performed at Sunrise and Sunset using the Agnihotra Kit. You can perform this ritual at either time or both times. Householders can also perform this ritual at noon.

Agnihotra improves tissue nourishment and corrects metabolic syndrome. Tissue nourishment is the key to good health. People who have high triglycerides, anaemia, muscular fatigue, bone and joint disorders, and hair loss suffer from a metabolic syndrome called indigestion. Most chronic illnesses begin with a metabolic syndrome.

One who performs this ritual begins to see changes in their metabolic activity within a fortnight. Hair fall decreases, hunger gets corrected, improved sleep and cleaner and healthier air are some benefits. Good health is visible through the lustre or glow on your face.

This ritual is performed using Cow Dung Cakes, Ghee and Bhimseni Camphor. It improves self-confidence and reduces mental and emotional conflicts at home. Its effect is transformative, harmonising the home environment.

The place where we express ourselves day after day creates an energy pattern. Remember your favourite chair, your favourite corner? These are places where your thought patterns exist. Occupying these places makes your thoughts emerge that much sooner. Sometimes, there are negative thought patterns, such as anxiety, restlessness, anger, sorrow, fear, or procrastination. Performing Agnihotra breaks thought patterns and harmonises the home atmosphere.

At Nadichikitsa, where we have been practising living naturally for over two decades, we invite people to come and learn with us. You can contact us by phone or email.

Nadichikitsa offers Agnihotra online self-learning course and also helps you procure the Agnihotra Kit. To access the online self-learning course, click this link.