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Secret of AgniThe Secret of Agni (Agni Rahasya): In ancient Vedic thought, the individual soul was symbolized by fire. Our inner soul, hidden like a secret flame deep within our hearts, abides inextinguishable throughout all our states of consciousness of waking, dream and deep sleep. It endures as the witness through our every birth and death, through all the many sojourns in the various worlds and planes of existence of our souls vast manifestation. Read more here: » Agni: The
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Self-InquiryAgni and the Fire of Self-Inquiry Self-inquiry (Atma-vichara), such as taught by Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi, is regarded as the simplest and most direct path to Self-realization. However, Self-inquiry is also very subtle and can be hard to accomplish even after years of dedicated practice. It depends upon a great power of concentration and acuity of mind along with an intense longing for liberation. One might say metaphorically that Self-inquiry requires a certain flame. It requires that we ourselves become a flame and that our lives become an offering to it. Without such an inner fire, Self-realization may elude us whatever else we may attempt. Therefore, it is important to look at Self-inquiry not simply as a mental practice but as an energetic movement of consciousness like the rising up of a great fire. Read more here: » Agni: Agni and the Fire of
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| | |  Agni: Khechari MantraThe Khechari Mantra 19. Khechari contains the Bija or the seed-letter. Khechari Bija is spoken of as Agni encircled with water. It is the abode of the Devas or the Khecharas. The mastery of the Siddhi is obtained by this Yoga. From "Kundalini Yoga" by Sri Swami Sivananda Read more here: » Yoga-Kundalini Upanishad: Khechari Mantra |
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The Flow of SomaSoma and Ananda The Vedic ritual reaches its climax in the Soma offering, in which specially prepared plant juices are offered into the sacred fire (Agni) as the drink of the Gods. But this ancient ritual reflects a deeper internal ritual or alchemy of awareness that is its real import. In exploring this process, we will discover many secrets of the practice of Yoga, including the path of Self-inquiry or Jnana Yoga. Read more here: » Soma and
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| | |  Agni: Encyclopedia - AgnihotraAgnihotra (अग्निहोत्र) is a spiritual ritual originally from India, performed at dawn and dusk. Practitioners will purify themselves with water, stir a sacred fire, chant sacred verses, and recite a prayer to Agni. In english Agni means Fire and Hotra means healing, so Agnihotra means healing-fire.
The Rig-Veda (1.1 ) states, "Agni earned the prayers of the ancient sages, and of those of the present, too; he will bring the gods here."
The Ani-Brahmana (1.1-19 ) states, "...he who does not offer the agnihotra does not come into life, a ...
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| | | | Agni: Encyclopedia - Havan A Havan is a sacred purifying ritual in Hinduism that involves a fire ceremony. It is a ritual of sacrifice made to the Fire god, Agni. After the fire is lit in a Havan Kund, things as fruits, honey, wooden goods et cetera are made to the sacred fire. It is believed that, this sacrifice would bring health, happiness, luck and prosperity.
Other related archivesAgni, Fire, Hinduism, ritual, sacrifice
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