The Havan procedure is an ancient ceremony that has been used for centuries to cleanse and purify individuals, objects, and places. The word “havan” comes from the Sanskrit word “havana”, which means “to offer into the fire”. The Havan ceremony is said to benefit both the individual and the environment. The smoke from the fire is believed to carry away negative energy, while the heat and light from the flames are said to purify and energize. If you’re interested in learning more about this ancient practice, read on for a step-by-step guide to performing a Havan ceremony.
From old times when anyone required wisdom and breakthrough in their current situation, Weather it is kings who ruled the earth or Devraj Indra himself who was ruling the heaven, were dependent on Agni to generate blasts of energy in the environment; it is only Agni who can consume at a faster speed to generate and extract the energy from various things which are offered in Havan Kund.
There were people and clans of Brahmins who were specially trained to perform the process of agnihotra as there are minute integrities while performing such acts from lighting the first fire to the final offering; I am writing this article so you can follow some of the processes to generate the energy with the help of agni whenever and wherever you are stuck in life, Agni is capable of generating enough of energy to carry you forward in life by breaking all barriers.
In Surya Samhita- Agni is described as the one who can carry you to any of the realms by raising your energy levels according to the specified realm.
Size of Havan kund
The Havan kund, or fire pit, is the central element of the Havan ceremony. It is generally made from bricks, though it can also be made from other materials such as copper or clay. The size of the Havan Kund is a very critical matter as mostly a square pit is used for havan kund representing Surya but from time to time when you are doing havan for a special purpose you need to change the ratio such as for doing havan for getting rid of enemies or debts- The size should be 6:4, For wealth, the ration should be 3:5, For attaining kids, fame, and power it should be 1:1, A haven kund made in 8 directions is used to do navgraha Havan. Ekadash Gayatri-Daily ritual
This is a simple process that can be followed daily to generate energy daily and ward off any negative effects- Take a dry coconut or cow dung with camphor and samgri- Light camphor and recite gayatri mantra and after every recitation drop a few drops of ghee on completing mantra. Rotate throughout the house, Show it to the gods and finally keep it outside in your front yard by this you are signaling to nature that you are ready for a new journey in life and attract positive energies.
Havan Simple Process-Everyday
Start with Simple Gayatri Havan after taking shower and wearing clean clothes, These Mantras had to say in order after lighting havan kund
Morning agnihotra mantra: Om sooryaya swaha, sooryaya idam na mama Om prajapataye swaha, prajapataye idam na mama
Evening agnihotra mantra: Om agnaye swaha, agnaye idam na mama Om prajapataye swaha, prajapataye idam na mama
Ganesh mantra: Om shri Ganeshay Namah Swaha
Guru Mantra: Om gram grim graum sah guruve namah
Gayatri Mantra: Om bhur bhuvah svah tat savitur varen(i)yam bhargo devasya dhimahi dhiyo yo nah prachodayat swaha
Nav Graha Mantra and Indra Mantra:
Om Indraye Namah Idam Indraye Ityaghora Swaha
Om suryaye namah idam suryaye swaha
Om chandraye namah idam chandraye swaha
Om mangalay namah idam mangalay swaha
Om buddhaye namah idam budhay swaha
Om guruwe namah idam Guruwe swaha
Om shukraye namah idam shukraye swaha
Om shanaye namah idam shanaye swaha
Om rahve namah idam rahve swaha
Om ketuve namah idam ketuve swaha
Hanuman and Bhairav Mantra:
Om Hum hanumate Rudratmakaye hum phat swaha
Om Kaal bhairavay namah swaha
Your own Isht Devi and Isht Dev Mantra
Panch Tatva Mantra: Om Prithvi namah(earth), apas namah(water), tejas namh(light), maruta namah(wind), aakashay namah(sky) swaha
Maa Kali Mantra: Om krim krim krim hum hum hrim hrim dakshine kalike krim krim krim hum hum hrim hrim swaha
Om jayanti mangala kali bhadra kali kapalini durga shama shiva dhatri swaha swadha namostute swaha
Pitra Mantra:
Om Isht devi devayee namah swaha
Om Gram devi devayee namah swaha
Om kul devi devayee namah swaha
Om bhumi devi devayee namah swaha
Om sarva devi devayee namah swaha
After Havan perform Arti.
Havan Every- Poornima and Amavas, sakranti and Sunday
Amavas and Poornima, the energy is highly imbalanced, and you should perform havan without fail to create enough energy around so the coming fortnight and Month you should be able to ward off any evil, While Havan on Sunday is to gain insights into the future.
Mantras
Mantras are an important part of the Havan procedure. They help to focus the mind and create a powerful energy field around the Havan fire. There are many different mantras that can be used during a Havan, but some of the most popular ones are listed below.
The Gayatri Mantra is one of the most well-known and powerful mantras in Hinduism. It is often recited during a Havan ceremony to invoke the blessings of the sun god, Surya.
The Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra is another very popular mantra that is often recited during a Havan. This mantra is said to have the power to conquer death and grant immortality.
The Durga Mantra is another powerful mantra that is often recited during a Havan. This mantra is said to invoke the protection of the goddess Durga, who is known as the destroyer of evil.
Process
The Havan procedure is a simple and safe way to cleanse the body and mind. It is an ancient practice that has been used for centuries to purify the body and soul. The Havan procedure involves four steps:
- Gather the materials needed for the Havan, including a fireproof container, fuel, and wood or charcoal.
- Place the fireproof container in the center of the room.
- Fill the container with fuel, such as ghee, oil, or butter.
- Light the fuel and allow it to burn for several minutes.
- Add wood or charcoal to the fire and allow it to burn for several minutes
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