Havan or Yagya is a ritual of purification in Indian tradition or Hinduism . The process of worshiping God through fire in a kund is called Yagya . Havi, Havya or Havishya are those substances which are offered to the fire (which are put in the fire). After lighting the fire in the Havan Kund , fruits , honey , ghee , wood are poured into this holy fire.The sacrifice of other things is important. To reduce air pollution, learned people in India used to perform yagya and then there were no diseases in our country. Havan is also performed for good luck, health and prosperity etc. Agni magnifies the properties of any substance manifold. Just like if a chili is put in the fire, then the effect of that chili increases and hurts many people, similarly the fire
Different types of atmosphere are present in the sky in each season. Cold, heat, moisture, heaviness of air, lightness, full of dust, smoke, snow etc. The sequence of origin, growth and elimination of different types of germs goes on. That’s why sometimes the atmosphere is healthy. Sometimes it becomes unhealthy. To remove such distortions and to create a favorable environment, such medicines are used in Havan, which can fulfill this purpose well.
Benefits:
It helps us in preventing and curing the following:
- By burning wood and medicinal herbs, which are called ‘havan material’ in common language, where purity comes in the environment, harmful bacteria are destroyed up to 94 percent.
- The effect of this medicinal smoke on the environment remains for 30 days and during this period poisonous germs do not grow.
- Smoke is directly effective in the human body and this method is cheaper and more durable than medicines.
Other Names:
havan samagri, hawan samagri, homa, homam
Safety Information:
- For Natural Taste & Freshness, Keep it in cool and dry place.
- Avoid direct Sunlight & Do not Refrigerate.
- Store the contents in an Airtight Container after opening the package.
- All herbal medicine should be used under Medical Supervision only.
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