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The practice of Agnihotra gives us more Clarity and Peace in any situation that we have to face, be it in the field of health, work, family, etc. Sifted Agnihotra ash can be consumed several times a day, and there is no overdose.
Prof. Abel continues to share the teachings and practice of Agnihotra regularly in groups in Piura and through digital media.

It is time to support mother earth with natural, effective and efficient methods such as HOMA AGRICULTURAL SUPER-TECHNOLOGY to overcome and eliminate pests and diseases in the plant kingdom. At the end, supporting mother nature is  supporting ourselves by reaping her gifts full of vital energy, nutrients and health.
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Prof. Abel sharing with farmers the benefits experienced by farmers worldwide with the application of Homa farming technology. Homa Therapy can be applied to any crop to strengthen and heal it and increase the quantity of harvest.
- Photos below: Agnihotra in parks, connected with Mother Nature.

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Agnihotra practice in homes in Lima with love, commitment, dedication and devotion to strengthen the energies of Light and Well-being and contributing to the purification of the atmosphere.
 Agnihotra reduces the tension on the mind.

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Agnihotra is practiced regularly by families in the cities Guayaquil and Esmeraldas.
Agnihotra illuminates our path and also provides support in all special occasions, such as the death of a loved one.

Henry & Fabiola wrote from Mexico City:
"We are part of the mission of Siembra de Cristales (Crystal Planting) and Anclaje de Luz (Light Anchorage) in different parts around Mexico City to bless and radiate LIGHT AND INVINCIBLE LOVE in all these areas. This mission was given by a Master of the Great White Brotherhood and with the assistance from the Elders or Inter-space Brothers, who are protecting and helping us in such service to Humanity and the Planet.
Homa Therapy is part of such Irradiation since the Sacred Ash of AGNIHOTRA is deposited in springs, streams, lakes and

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Mrs. María from Calamuchita, Córdoba, presented Agnihotra at the Permaculture meeting and is experimenting with plants to verify the effectiveness of Homa Therapy.

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Receiving the many Blessings through the continuous practice of Agnihotra in various places in Argentina.

Let's expand Light and Love!

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The family Reiner and Manuela Szcypior in Graz, Austria, giving their love and the healing energies of Agnihotra daily for a better world ...

In Malaga, Spain,
the Agnihotra couple America and Josué teach and share their Homa fires with friends.

In India (Photo left) and in Panama (right), Homa Fires are also practiced by Agnihotris daily with a beautiful smile ...

Agnihotra in
West Palm Beach, Florida, USA
with the group of Homa practitioners under the guidance of Dr. Mario Chávez and his wife, Dr. Yuriyu.
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In Italy, Europe, Agnihotra is also practiced outdoors in gorgeous environments.

(Photo left Osea doing Tryambakam Homa in Italy.)

Two more things happened on this day this year:
- The statue of Lord Parshurama was unveiled at Shree Kapileshwar Temple, Belgavi.
- At the temple a Yajnya Mantap (a structure for special Yajnyas) has been constructed and the same was dedicated for the use by devotees.
The information related to Lord Parshuram, Paramsadguru Shree Gajanan Maharaj and the Fivefold Path was shared with the general public through various media platforms like Facebook Live, TV news, etc.

This month we would like to focus on the versatile herb Chamomile. There are two varieties of this popular herb - German (Matricaria chamomilla) which grows to 60 cm high, and the lower growing and spreading Roman variety (Chamaemelum nobile). The flowers of both varieties have a similar action and are used medicinally.

Chamomile is sold in shops all over the world, but Homa Chamomile is so much stronger than anything you will find on the shelves. It is an easy plant to grow from seed in the garden or in pots, and by performing Agnihotra regularly, if possible nearby, we are able to have both - potent Homa herbs and Agnihotra ash - to make Homa Herb Remedies.

Digestion
Chamomile is a carminative and demulcent herb, which means it relaxes and soothes the stomach, aids digestion, and also reduces gas. This is why it is a popular herb to drink after meals. To make the tea, just add 1-2 teaspoons dried Chamomile flowers per cup, add boiling water plus a pinch of Agnihotra ash powder. If using fresh Chamomile, then use a tablespoon of the herb per cup. Chamomile only needs to be steeped for 3-5 minutes, after which it can be strained and drunk.

Stress and Anxiety
Drinking Chamomile tea in times of stress or anxiety is the perfect way to gently unwind and calm the nerves. Homa Chamomile tea, being more powerful than usual, is a good herb to try first if you have difficulty sleeping. Drink this tea if you suffer from tension headaches.

You can also make a relaxing massage oil by infusing Chamomile flowers in organic, cold pressed oils such as Olive, Sesame, Sunflower or Almond.

To make infused oil, simply fill a glass jar to the top with fresh Chamomile flowers and pour in enough oil to cover. Try to fill the jar as much as possible so as to reduce the amount of air inside.

Add a teaspoon of Agnihotra ash powder, screw the top on tightly, shake the contents, and leave in the sun or a warm place for 2-3 weeks. During this period continue to shake the contents daily. Then strain through a muslin cloth into sterilized bottles and store in a cool place out of sunlight. There may be a layer of water at the bottom that should be separated out. This method of infusing oils can also be used with other herbs such as Calendula and Thyme, for example.

If you suffer from insomnia, you can try massaging the oil into your feet and neck before going to bed for greater relaxation. Chamomile infused oil can be applied to skin complaints, eczema, stings and bites. It can also be rubbed into the sinus areas above the eyes when there is infection.

Babies and Children
Chamomile is an indispensable herb for babies and children as it has such a gentle action. Its calming and soothing properties help to induce sleep and alleviate teething and colic. An infusion added to bath water, used as a wash or compress, soothes and heals rashes and dry skin. It helps with fever and relieves nausea in all age groups.

Because of its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory action, a cooled Chamomile infusion makes an effective wash for cuts and skin complaints.
You can add Chamomile flowers and Agnihotra ash powder to steam inhalations for catarrh, sinusitis and asthma.

For conjunctivitis, Chamomile compresses can be applied to the eyes. Just dip some cotton wool or cloth in cooled Chamomile tea and place over the eyes and leave on for 15-30 minutes. Some people may be allergic to Chamomile, in which case you can use Fennel seed tea instead.

All in all, Chamomile is an indispensable herb to grow, especially in a Homa atmosphere!

Grace is a word used often on the Divine Path that is not easily understood or even defined.

Wikipedia says that in Christianity, Divine Grace means a “favour of God for mankind. God favours every person without looking at what they did.”

In Vedic teachings, I feel there is more of a direct relation to how much Grace we attract, not just are entitled to. It is a slight bending of the Law of Karma, related to our actions.

As an example, if my destiny is such that I was to have a car accident today, Grace might turn a serious situation into a fender bender. Or a destined broken finger might otherwise become a sore finger.

In a nutshell, effort attracts Grace. Intense effort attracts more intense and immediate Grace. As Shree Vasant said in a recent Guidance, "Effort, effort, effort--Grace, Grace, Grace."

Or as Shree Vasant writes in, “Light Towards Divine Path”, “You are the planter of the seed and you are the reaper of the deed. You make or mar your own future. Any intense Karma, good or bad, fructifies within short time. Devotion to a high Master who has transcended the law of Karma and following his commands is intense good Karma.”

Service is an interesting consideration. We endeavour to serve others. At the same time, benefits accrue to ourselves—emotionally and perhaps in other ways.

That non-attachment is an important element in service is undeniable. Perhaps attachment will be dealt with in a future article.

The Fivefold Path in general and the Homa Psychotherapy Mind Training Program give frameworks for inculcating a life of purpose, satisfaction and serenity. It is a simple program, but not easy.

Once we dive into it, we can no longer plead ignorance. It is a matter of simply doing what we know should be done and abstaining from behaviours we know to be inconsistent.

This lifestyle may have less of the exciting, titillating moments our erstwhile lives may have had, and this may take some getting used to.

But what unfolds in its place is a lifestyle based on service and surrender. Ultimately, our view of this, unsoiled by the veils of illusion, gets us closer and closer to the Divine. It is beautiful to behold and to experience.