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    • Amrit Chintan
    • From Chief Editors Desk
    • Supreme spiritual endeavor of this era
    • Dev sanskriti digvijay abhiyan: The battle between the gods and demons
    • Fulfillment of desires through yajna
    • Yajna is based not only on faith but also on science
    • Ashvamedha The king of yajnas
    • The one that awakens Medha (Intelligence) is Ashvamedha
    • Ashvamedha, Savita and Gayatri Sadhana
    • Ashvamedha yajna : A process of utilization of solar energy
    • Yajna baliDevadakshina
    • The process of yajna, divine discipline and yajna sansad
    • A unique effort after two thousand years
    • Vedic cosmology 4: Different branches of Vedic sciences
    • Ayurvedic therapies 4: Ayurvedic decoction therapy - III
    • The purpose and significance of grand yajnas - Amritvani
    • Shantikunj campus news
    • Science and spirituality: The modes of yajna and the science of kundas
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    • GAYATRI
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    • UPASANA SADHANA
    • CONSTRUCTING ERA
    • STRESS MANAGEMENT
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    • ART OF LIVING
    • INDIAN CULTURE PHILOSOPHY
    • THOUGHT REVOLUTION
    • TRANSFORMING ERA
    • PEACE AND HAPPINESS
    • INNER POTENTIALS
    • STUDENT LIFE
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  • TOC
    • Amrit Chintan
    • From Chief Editors Desk
    • Supreme spiritual endeavor of this era
    • Dev sanskriti digvijay abhiyan: The battle between the gods and demons
    • Fulfillment of desires through yajna
    • Yajna is based not only on faith but also on science
    • Ashvamedha The king of yajnas
    • The one that awakens Medha (Intelligence) is Ashvamedha
    • Ashvamedha, Savita and Gayatri Sadhana
    • Ashvamedha yajna : A process of utilization of solar energy
    • Yajna baliDevadakshina
    • The process of yajna, divine discipline and yajna sansad
    • A unique effort after two thousand years
    • Vedic cosmology 4: Different branches of Vedic sciences
    • Ayurvedic therapies 4: Ayurvedic decoction therapy - III
    • The purpose and significance of grand yajnas - Amritvani
    • Shantikunj campus news
    • Science and spirituality: The modes of yajna and the science of kundas
  • My Note
  • Books
    • SPIRITUALITY
    • Meditation
    • EMOTIONS
    • AMRITVANI
    • PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION
    • SOCIAL IMPROVEMENT
    • SELF HELP
    • INDIAN CULTURE
    • SCIENCE AND SPIRITUALITY
    • GAYATRI
    • LIFE MANAGEMENT
    • PERSONALITY REFINEMENT
    • UPASANA SADHANA
    • CONSTRUCTING ERA
    • STRESS MANAGEMENT
    • HEALTH AND FITNESS
    • FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS
    • TEEN AND STUDENTS
    • ART OF LIVING
    • INDIAN CULTURE PHILOSOPHY
    • THOUGHT REVOLUTION
    • TRANSFORMING ERA
    • PEACE AND HAPPINESS
    • INNER POTENTIALS
    • STUDENT LIFE
    • SCIENTIFIC SPIRITUALITY
    • HUMAN DIGNITY
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Fulfillment of Desires through Yajna
The desires are not to be shunned. What are to be decried and abandoned are their form and the low means of achieving them. The desires are supposed to be excellent only when they ensure the benefit of others along with that of the self. If the best possible means for achieving them are to be searched, it may be found in one word "yajna" which is the essence of the knowledge gained through lifelong experimentations of the illumined sages.
No doubt, Kamya yajna (the yajna for fulfilling a particular desire) is not only helpful in fulfilling the different desires but is also fully capable of doing so. It produces vibrations and builds up an atmosphere that brings forth the desired results. Several times, it has been found that the desired results are obtained then and there. In ancient times, many Agnihotri (sages, who were experts in performing yajna) possessed the knowledge of different methods of performing Kamya yajna. They employed these methods for preventing calamities and for initiating the process of achieving great successes. These methods have been almost forgotten today. There is need to investigate, afresh, the mysteries of these yajnas, so that the golden age experienced by the sages could be recreated. 
Some hints   about Kamya yajna are available here and there; but these are only hints.  They throw ample light on the capabilities of our ancestors. So far as the question of their experimentation and the achievement of desired results are concerned, they have been kept secret, keeping in view the oath of secrecy by their discoverers. Even then, they do serve as hints for the curious persons. Here is a collection of few of them.
Lata varvasu vividdidya somasya juhuyatadima ıSome surpaöa sanyukte prayokta kïaya ïantaye ıı
Meaning: Tuberculosis is cured by performing yajna with the herb "sarpalata" on the day of Amavasya (no-moon day).
Kusumai ïankha vrikïasya hutva kuÌÚha­ vinaïayet ıApasmar vinaïastadapamargasya tañdule ıı
Meaning:  Relief is obtained from Leprosy by offering oblations with the flowers of ïankha tree. Epilepsy is cured by offering oblations with the seeds of Apamarg.
Candandwaya sanyukta® karpur tandula® yava® ıLavanga suphala® chajya® sita chamrasya daruke ııApa® nyuna vidhi¡ prokto Gayatrya¡ pritikarka¡ ı
Meaning: A. person becomes dear to Gayatri by offering oblations with both the sandalwoods (red and white) , camphor, rice grains, barley, clove, coconut, ghee (milk fat), miïri (sugar crystals) and samidha (wood or fuel for yajna) of mango tree. 
Kïirodan tilandurva kïirdrum sapedwaran ıPrithak sahastra tritapam juhuyan mantra siddhake ıı
Meaning: In order to achieve siddhi (the ultimate goal) upon performing Gayatri japa (repetition of the Gayatri mantra) combined with Prañav (the word ‘O­’) twenty four lakhs times; one should offer three thousand oblations with milk, cooked rice, sesame seeds, durva (a kind of grass), and samidha of kïir trees (which possess milky juice) e.g., banyan tree, the ho1y fig tree, etc.
The advantages accruing through the offering of the different materials in the oblatory fire with Surya Gayatri mantra have been described as follows.
Saprarohabhiradrabhirhutva putram samapnuyat ıSamedibhkïir vrikïasyarhutva putram vapnuyat ıı
Meaning: The life span increases by offering oblations with the samidha of tree Butea frondosa. A couple gets a son by offering oblations with the samidha of kïir trees.
Brihiñanca ïatam hutva dirghachayu vapnuyat ı
Meaning: Long life is attained by offering one hundred oblations with barley daily.
Suvarña kamala® hutva ïatayayurvapnuyat ıDurvabhipayasya vapi madhuna sarpiÌapiva ııÏatam ïatam  saptahamapmrityu vyapohati ıÏami sapidibharantane payasa va ca  sarpiÌa ıı
Meaning: A man achieves a life span of one hundred years by offering oblations in the fire with golden lotus flowers. Fear of untimely death vanishes by routinely offering one hundred oblations with durva, milk and honey. This type of fear also vanishes by offering oblations with the samidha of ïami (a kind of thorny shrub), milk and milk fat.

Homattilaghritadyaiïca dharma kamartha mokïada¡ ı Pujamantran paÚhedyastu mukta bhogodiva® vrajeta ıı 
Meaning: Dharma (righteous conduct), artha (wealth), Kama (desires) and mokïa (salvation) are achieved by offering oblations with sesame seeds, milk fat, etc. Those who recite their mantras of worship i.e. perform ‘japa’ (repetition of mantras hundreds of times), go to the heavens after enjoying all the worldly pleasures.
Kada®ba kalika homadyakïiñi sidhyati dhruvam ıBandhuka kinïukadini vaïyakarÌaya homayet ııBilva® rajyay lakïmyartham patlancampakanapi ı Padmani cakravartitve bhakïya bhojyani sampade ıı Durva vyadhi vinaïay sarva satva vaïi krite¡ ıPriyangu patali puÌpa® cutpatra® jwarantaka® ııMrityunjayo mrityu jitasyad vriddhisyattilhomata¡ ıRudraïanti¡ sarvaïantya atha prastuta mucyate ıı
Meaning : One who offers  oblations with the buds of nuclea cadamba, is endowed with supernatural powers of yakïñi (a kind of demi-goddess). In order to enchant some one, one should perform havan (oblations in the fire) with "Bandhuka -kinïuka" e t c. In order to acquire kingdom one should perform havan with wood-apple. In order to achieve wealth one should perform havan with “patal" (tree of trumpet flowers) and campaka (tree of Michelia champacca). In order to achieve eatable food, wealth and global empire, one should perform havan with lotus. One should perform havan with durva  (a kind of grass) to destroy disease; with trumpet flowers to win over all the creatures; with the leaves of mango tree to destroy fever; with Mrityunjaya mantra to save oneself from untimely death, and with sesame seeds for augmentation of life span. All are pacified upon pacification of Rudra (manifestation of Ïiva). 
Ïrigehe ViÌñu gehe va ïriya® pujya® dhana® labhet ıÂjyaktaistandulai lakïi® juhuyatkhadiranale ııRajavaïyo bhavedvriddhi ïrincavasya duttarottaram ı Sarva pambho abhiïeken naïyate sakala graham¡ ıı 
Meaning: In order to acquire wealth one should worship Lakïmi with yajna either in the temple of Lakïmi or that of ViÌñu. The king is enchanted and the wealth is increased gradually by offering one-lakh oblations with rice and milk fat in the fire of khadir. The evil planetary effects are pacified on performing AbhiÌek (sprinkling) of mustard and water. 
Sansadhyeïan mantreña tilhomo vaïikara¡ ıJaya¡ padmaistu durvabhi¡  ïantikama palaïjai¡ ıı PuÌtisyatkak pakïeña mritidvaiÌadika® bhavet ı Grahkïudrabhayapatti® sarvameva manurbhavet ıı 
Meaning: All are enamored by performing havan with sesame seeds employing a perfected iïan mantra. Victory is achieved by performing havan with lotuses. One, who desires peace, should perform havan with durva. Nourishment is achieved by performing havan with the flowers of palaï (Butea Frondosa). All the sins are destroyed by kak pakïa. Evil stars, fear, calamity, etc, almost all the adversities (to come) are eliminated. 
Several experiments of this type have been described at several places in ancient scriptures. In spite of their usefulness and their beneficial effects, only personal profit is sought through these yajnas. But when the question of making the entire human race healthy, wealthy and wise arises, the lawgiver sages say with one voice the following:¬ 
Aïvamedhapyayita devam vriÌÚhayutyargeña manava¡ ıÂpyayana® vaikurvanti yajna¡ kalyañahetava¡ ıı
Meaning: The gods pleased in the Aïvamedh shower welfare and happiness.
The present series of mahayajnas ¬ which is meant for eliminating the ill-effects of Kali (the age of sin) and building the atmosphere of Satyug (golden age), is supernatural from the point of view of accomplishing the desires of yajaks (people participating in the yajna). Long back kings like Prithu, Ambarish, etc; and the priests like Vashishtha, Deval, etc performed this great experiment and through it made all the human beings Purñakam by satisfying all their righteous desires. The same experiment is being conducted these days on a large scale by the Yuga transforming powers. Participating yajaks will feel lucky and contented. The spiritual transformation in their lives as a result of this yajna will rejoice them for a longtime to come.                                                                                                                              **********
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  • Yajna is based not only on faith but also on science
  • Ashvamedha The king of yajnas
  • The one that awakens Medha (Intelligence) is Ashvamedha
  • Ashvamedha, Savita and Gayatri Sadhana
  • Ashvamedha yajna : A process of utilization of solar energy
  • Yajna baliDevadakshina
  • The process of yajna, divine discipline and yajna sansad
  • A unique effort after two thousand years
  • Vedic cosmology 4: Different branches of Vedic sciences
  • Ayurvedic therapies 4: Ayurvedic decoction therapy - III
  • The purpose and significance of grand yajnas - Amritvani
  • Shantikunj campus news
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