Agnihotra

Agnihotra is the process of purifying the atmosphere through a specially prepared fire. This practice comes from the Vedas, the most ancient body of knowledge known to humans. It is simple to perform using specific organic substances burned in a copper pyramid, precise timings for sunrise and sunset, and a short Sanskrit mantra. Anyone anywhere can do it.

Agnihotra is used to heal the environment and for personal healing, gardening, and farming.

By incorporating Agnihotra into their daily practices, thousands of people around the world have experienced improved health, more energy, and less stress. Guidance in this practice is available free of charge. See www.agnihotra.org for additional information.

Watch "Rays of Hope" is a short film, by Mary Lee Weir, documenting a group of organic farmers in South India, who have taken a unique, positive step toward self sustainability, by uniting together to cover 200 acres of land. In this area these Christian Farmers are to become self-sufficient in food and medicine by using Homa Therapy methods based on the Ancient Science of Ayurveda.

Recording of Myra Lewin chanting the daily 5 am fire ceremony