HOMA ORGANIC GARDEN DIVINE!
 
At Bhrugu Aranya Homa Ecovillage,
 in a mountainous region of southern Poland.

Photos from Bhrugua Aranya: Asia Maher, is an amazing Homa gardener working magic with plants and all living beings!
Her husband, Rory Maher is our resident beekeeper and cow man. And ducks! He is a true carer of the Earth.

Michio Kushi
Demonstrates in a very simple way that matter is not real: IT APPEARS AND DISAPPEARS

He was a Japanese researcher, and one day he appeared before the U.S. Congress with recommendations that no one expected to hear there.
 
In this video, we hear excerpts from a recording of his lectures from the 1980s, in which he presents ideas that were very ahead of their time (and highly controversial) for that era.
To watch this timely video, please click on this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgErkgdMrmk

YOUR THOUGHTS SHAPE YOUR WORLD.

Same tools.
Different mindset.
Completely different results.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3mRsvFmWi0

“The seeds of truth have been planted. You reap what you sow. If you are part of sowing seeds of love, that is what you will reap.”
 
-Master Shree Vasant-

“Try to incorporate fifteen minutes Yoga exercises daily.
Until then, do as best as you can. The body requires certain amount
of exercise for proper balance and digestion.”
 
-Master Shree Vasant-

Here (on this page and the next two), we are sharing Psychophysical Exercises and Recreational Therapeutic Yoga with the teachers of Piura’s most iconic school, founded in 1835. This educational institution has 2,300 students in elementary and secondary school.

Photo Above:
 BIOENERGETIC AGNIHOTRA
MEDITATION

SOWING SEEDS OF VIRTUES IN OUR MINDS AND HEARTS

“Agnihotra, Science of the Vedas, is many ages old.
We teach it now in brief form but Yajnyas for purification purposes and healing ceremonies were conducted every day in old times.
Buddha himself used to perform Yajnya.”
 
-Master Shree Vasant-

may best be your modus operandi.
 
In other words, in your best ‘trust but verify’ mode, carry on with service while simultaneously staying within the lines of the Boss’(in the sky) parameters.
 
      Let go and let God" means stopping your attempts to control outcomes and instead trusting a higher power to handle them. •
 
The values of this approach include reduction of feeling overwhelmed, less likelihood of ego claiming ownership of positive outcomes, and less likelihood of disappointment should things go awry. Most importantly, the best karmic outcome is more likely to manifest. Being an ally of the Divine is the highest of callings. And though the higher the calling, the harder the road at times, the tens of thousands of Agnihotris worldwide attest to the value.
 
      And SERENITY, a form of peaceful acceptance and release from the obsessive need to control, awaits us over the rainbow.
 
And though the Law of Karma is inviolable—so important and sacred and unbending—anything near full awareness of magnitudes, far-reaching effects and whys and wherefores is so beyond humans’ comprehension and consciousness as to make attempts to figure things out a lesson in futility. It is so far above our pay grade, it is unattainable.
 
Of course,
1) GRACE can trump karmic paybacks and
2) performing good actions without attachment ensures no further karmic entanglements. However, as this is easier said than done, it makes sense to make use of the tools that we have been provided with.
 
Agnihotra, if performed regularly seems to make all things possible actually. And to a large extent, making us more aware of and more proficient at practicing DAAN, TAPA, KARMA & SWADHYAYA is the blessing. Earned blessings best be utilised.

There is a place you can always return to.
 
It’s not far away.
You don’t have to find it.
You don’t need to get anywhere.
 
You just have to be.
 
Perhaps we’ve spent too much time looking for answers outside ourselves, chasing after the next moment, trying to reach that place where we believe we’ll finally feel whole.
And in the meantime, life unfolds silently before us.
 
A breath.
A glance.
A scent.
The sound of the wind.
The warmth of a flame.
 
   Small moments that seem insignificant, yet contain the entirety of an experience that will never be repeated.
 
     When you breathe and truly feel yourself breathing… something changes.
 
When you listen to the silence without trying to fill it… something is revealed.
 
When you stop chasing the next moment and fully inhabit this one… you remember.
 
 You remember that:
 the everyday can become art, that breath is life, that silence can be prayer, and that magic isn’t somewhere far away
 
It’s here.
It’s within you.
 
That is Swadhyaya: the call to turn your gaze inward, to observe yourself, to recognize yourself, and, above all, to be fully present in the experience life is offering you.
 
   Because, being present doesn’t simply mean being physically in a place. It means inhabiting it with all your senses, with an awakened consciousness and an open heart.

   This becomes especially evident in front of the fire. A flame is never the same twice. Every movement is new. Every moment of its dance disappears to make way for the next.
 
   In this way, fire teaches us one of the great truths of existence: every moment is unique.
 
Perhaps “awakening” isn’t about arriving anywhere.
 
Perhaps awakening is simply ceasing to be absent or unaware from what is already here.
That’s why today’s invitation is simple:
 
Stop.
 
Breathe.
 
Look.
 
Listen.
 
Feel.
 
    Stay with what is happening for a few moments, without trying to change it, explain it, or rush it.
 
  Perhaps you’ll discover that what you were looking for didn’t need to be found.
 
It just needed to be remembered.
 
Swadhyaya.
 
I am here.
I am present.
I am alive.
 

     We previously observed that, in this era of difficult and momentous challenges for our planet and our survival, we have also been blessed with the presence of an avatar who has once again delivered—simply and clearly—the Eternal Teaching on how to live in harmony with the planet's biosphere and advance toward self-realization. He has directed our attention and actions toward scientific knowledge and the Eternal Teaching of the Vedas, synthesized into what is known as the Fivefold Path of the Vedas.
 
The first Principle or Precept of this approach to the Eternal Teaching—and all its implications—is the practice of Yajnyas, with Agnihotra serving as the fundamental and primary fire process. Agnihotra is the core process within the Vedic sciences of bioenergy, biogenetics, medicine, agriculture, psychotherapy, climate engineering, and interplanetary communication.
 
Parama Sadguru Shree Gajanan—the avatar—has made the Agnihotra process available to all human beings in a condensed form for the first time. This enables anyone who wishes to do so, to practice it easily, thereby countering the ‘life-or-death’ situation we face due to misguided approaches to coexistence and survival within Earth's biosphere. Our current way of life has progressively isolated us from direct contact and interaction with Nature—our life-support system—obscuring our mutual interdependence.
 
Master Vasant points out:
 
“Biosphere may be construed as the peripheral envelope of the planet wherein living things exist in their natural state. Man, flora, fauna do not exist in the biosphere, they are part of it acting and reacting every moment, shaping the biosphere.  Our thoughts, feelings, emotions, imagination, assertions, actions all leave an imprint on the biosphere and affect everything else.”

“Biosphere is the life supporting system of the earth and if we refuse to pay attention to it, we will bring about our own destruction.
 
Only way to set things right is by performance of Agnihotra. Things have gone far wrong due to pollution."

Thus, as part of the biosphere, human beings play a role in its maintenance and regeneration. The Agnihotra process is multidimensional in scope; through psychophysiological techniques, it initiates the restoration of normal functioning—not only for the energy cycles of our planet's biosphere but also for the dense and subtle energy cycles of our own minds and bodies.
 
Being born in a human body—and having the tangible tool of Agnihotra at our disposal—offers a tremendous opportunity to break free from our self-conceptions and move toward self-realization: to discover who we truly are, to think, speak, and act in alignment with that truth, and ultimately, to embark on the journey back home.
 
Description of what happens at Agnihotra time:
 
“At sunrise the many fires, electricities, ethers and more subtle energies emanating from the sun extend all the way to the earth and produce a flood effect at those coordinates where the sun is said to rise. It is awesome. The flood enlivens and purifies everything in its path, destroying what is impure in its wake. This torrent of life sustaining energies causes all life to rejoice. At sunrise that music can be heard. The morning Agnihotra mantra is the essence of that music. It is the quintessential sound of that flood. At sunset the flood recedes.”
 
Master Vasant reinforces:
 
“At sunrise and sunset, it is like a shock treatment to that point where the sun appears to rise. Fire nourishes the foundations of this Earth.”

        “Prana is the life energy which pulsates through us and connects us with the cosmos. It can be termed cosmic energy to embrace vibration, radiation, pulsation. The harmonious functioning of Prana through the respiratory system affects the nervous system and yet another subtler system of the body which Yogis call the Nadi system.”

“Plants, minerals, water, soils, metals, etc. have a special function principle which they follow. According to that, they absorb the 'spiritual' energy and direct it into special functions. Man consists of various functions. When one special function is disturbed or weakened, he can take a special part out of nature kingdom which is totally restricted to this function and is concentrated in that. He can thus let it work its influence on his body till that special function of the body is strengthened and recovered. The essential working principle about all these processes is subtle energy which flows through. The energy must flow through so that it can render perfect service to man. This is what happens to nature when you do Homa (Yajnya).”

“Agnihotra gives nutrition to plant life, for removing disease in an area, and for removing tension form the mind”

“Agnihotra removes that which is obstructing the flow of energy and restores UNITY (coherence, cohesion) — the ONE.”

Given all this background, Master Vasant points out:

“Man is able to serve Nature by performing Agnihotra, It is man alone, none in the animal kingdom, that can recite the Agnihotra mantras. So, it is man’s duty to serve nature and perform Agnihotra.”

Important and supplementary recommendations for the practice of Agnihotra, as provided by Master Vasant.

He always emphasized the importance of considering subtle energies which, 

although our technological equipment is only just beginning to detect them, do exist and are of the utmost significance. To help us visualize this, he explained that the energy known as electromagnetism—which we all use and are familiar with—is the densest of these subtle energies.

1. Those attending the fire ceremonies should remain silent, be barefoot, and—whenever possible—have recently bathed and be wearing clean clothing. If it is not possible to bathe, one should at least wash hands, mouth, and feet.

2. In the room where the fire is being performed, there should be no electric lights turned on, nor any candles, matches, or other mineral-based fuels burning. Only the organic fire of the Agnihotra should be present.

3. It is recommended—if possible—that the base of the pyramid be in direct contact with the earth of the site.

Note: He also pointed out the following: “Do the best you can, and do not use any difficulties that these recommendations might cause as a pretext for your mischievous mind to lead you away from practicing Agnihotra.”

In many cultures, taking off one’s shoes is a sign of respect, trust, surrender, and humility. Removing one’s footwear helps to shed the masks of the personality and reveal one’s true self.

Once again, Master Vasant remarks:

“What flows from a human being in a subtle way, helps to bring Nature into harmony.”

“All the change that a person desires, does not come from intellectual understanding or theory, but rather from practice and humility.”

“Let us practice Agnihotra; let us fill all spheres with Love.”