• The yantra (a symbol embedded in metal) used
in the Homa, will invoke riches dispelling any curse
or obstacle in obtaining the same.
• One of the most powerful homa for wealth
and prosperity
• For faster recovery of dues
• To please the king (Deity) of wealth and
prosperity.
• Done to remove obstacles, for gravhapravesham
• Performed during any auspicious beginning
like commencing a business etc.
• Improved family bondage
• To overcome diseases
• Achieving planned objectives without hindrance.
• For success in works/projects without any
problems
• For education, marriage, health and wealth.
• To attain prosperity in various aspects of
life
• It is also done at the beginning of other
Homas.
• The yantra (a symbol embedded in metal) used
in the Homa, will keep all negativity at a distance
and bring in divine and auspicious energies.
• For any auspicious beginning
• Removal of astrological flaws
• For victory, courage and prosperity.
• To annihilate evil forces.
• Suffering caused by incurable diseases, sorcery
or enemies are dispelled by Lord Sudharshana.
• Alleviates the suffering of the progeny belonging
to later generations due to non-performance of the
last rites of the previous generations.
• Stops the danger or problems, which may possibly
occur in future.
•
For longevity; done during the 1st birthday of a
child
• If a child is constantly ill, this homa could
be performed till the child attains good health.
• Performed on the star of the day the child
is born.
• The evil effects caused by tithi (day of
the fortnightly), vara (day of the week),nakshatra
(star) are eradicated.
• This Homa cures ailments that cannot be diagnosed
through mainstream medicines.
• Can be performed monthly.
Danavantri
Havan:
•
Dedicated to the founders of medicine.
• Blessings of the --- devata (deity) invoked,
cures even chronic diseases.
• A Special Healing program is performed
at the end of the homa as a part of it.
•
For begetting children in a family (progeny)
• Dedicated to the Higher Power
• For Success in our endeavors
• For Final emancipation
This
havan is dedicated to the deity Maha Vishnu. It
is stated in the Suta Samhita (Ancient Scripture)
that none other than Vishnu himself bestowed knowledge
of this Havan on Sanatkumara, who in turn instructed
this to sage Bodhayana. He said- Those who wish
progeny, success in endeavors, worldly enjoyment
and the final emancipation shall attain it by performing
this havan. It is said that one attains this human
birth by performing meritorious deeds in the past
lives. In order to continue the lineage of ours
it is necessary that we be blessed with healthy
progeny.
The
Purusha sukta Havan is said to be providing healthy
progeny to the performer. The hymn glorifies Vishnu
as the Purusha or the primordial being with innumerable
heads, eyes and feet. He is depicted as the cause
of all living beings. It further describes the manner
in which different species occur from his various
limbs. The hymns are sixteen in number.
Vidya
Havan:
•
For better academic performance
• Flowering of intelligence
• Increasing memory power
• To remove Vaastu doshas in houses, commercial
establishments, institutions, industries and localities.
• To please Vaasthu purusha to bless us with
what we want.
•
To overcome marital disharmony, loss in business
and problems in the family caused by evil effects
as a result of bad Vaasthu.
Benefits
This
Havan is dedicated to Lord Mahavishnu .
This
Havan is done to remove ill effects of not constructing
a house according to the tenets of the Vaastu
Sastra, which prescribes various principles
and techniques for constructing houses and temples.
Houses,
which are not built according to this science,
are said to invite various problems like diseases,
marital disharmony, problems in the family, loss
in business etc. These problems could be overcome
by performing the Bhoo varaha Havan , more simply
called the Bhoo varaha Havan.
This
Havan is performed as a part of Grihapravesa (house
warming) ceremonies for the overall happiness
for those who live in the house.
•
Done to remove obstacles, for gravhapravesham
• Performed during any auspicious beginning
like commencing a business etc.
• Improved family bondage
• To overcome diseases
• Achieving planned objectives without hindrance.
• For success in works/projects without any
problems
• For education, marriage, health and wealth.
• To attain prosperity in various aspects of
life
• It is also done at the beginning of other
Havans.
Krityapariharana
Havan:
•
To dispel the effects of black magic.
• Black magic caused because of spirits possessing
you or your family is eliminated.
• For protection against black magic in future.
• To overcome hereditary curses.
• To destroy the reasons that caused black
magic in the first place.
• For removing negative energies
• Suffering caused by hostile elements
are removed.
• Suffering resulting from poison, sorcery,
thieves etc, are removed by performing this
hanvan.
• Other benefits are - improvement in health,
wealth, progeny, fame, success, longevity, food,
strength etc.
• Fear, danger and evil planetary influences
are eliminated through this Havan.
Gayathri
Havan:
• Removal of negative karma and negative
vasanas.
• Liberation of all karmic bondages (bondages
that cause terrible health and financial
• problems suddenly for no particular reason).
• Helps in setting right relationships.
• Acts as a protector in social problems.
• Helps in the attainment of the highest goal.
• Performed to put an end to the negative scripts
that rule our life.
Mahadevi
Havan:
• For getting a good match in marriage.
• Dedicated to goddess Parvathi to remove
obstacles that delay any marriage.
• The apt bride or groom is blessed with
suitable spouse.
• The yantra (a symbol embedded in metal)
used in the Homa, will invoke riches dispelling
any curse or obstacle in obtaining the same.
• One of the most powerful homa for wealth
and prosperity
• For faster recovery of dues
• To please the king (Deity) of wealth and
prosperity.
•
The yantra (a symbol embedded in metal) used in the
Homa, will keep all negativity at a distance and bring
in divine and auspicious energies.
• For any auspicious beginning
• Removal of astrological flaws
• For victory, courage and prosperity.
• To annihilate evil forces.
• Suffering caused by incurable diseases, sorcery
or enemies are dispelled by Lord Sudharshana.
• Alleviates the suffering of the progeny belonging
to later generations due to non-performance of the
last rites of the previous generations.
• Stops the danger or problems, which may possibly
occur in future.
Mahadevi
Havan:
• For getting a good match in marriage.
• Dedicated to goddess Parvathi to remove
obstacles that delay any marriage.
• The apt bride or groom is blessed with
suitable spouse.
• Done during namakarana (naming ceremony)
of a child.
• For spiritual energy to flow in a child.
• To make sure there are no shortcomings
in spheres of health, wealth, success and
• prosperity of the child.
• To help the child achieve its goal in
life
• For longevity; done during the 1st birthday
of a child
• If a child is constantly ill, this Havan
could be performed till the child attains good health.
• Performed on the star of the day the child
is born.
• The evil effects caused by tithi (day of
the fortnightly), vara (day of the week), nakshatra
(star) are eradicated.
• This Havan cures ailments that cannot be
diagnosed through mainstream medicines.
• Can be performed monthly.
Punyaha
vachanam Havan:
• Done during namakarana (naming ceremony)
of a child.
• For spiritual energy to flow in a child.
• To make sure there are no shortcomings
in spheres of health, wealth, success and
• prosperity of the child.
• To help the child achieve its goal in
life.
