13th Oct. 2007 |
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EDITOR'S NOTE _________________ HOMA HEALINGS HOMA AGRICULTURE ECO NEWS EVENTS MESSAGES FROM SHREE VASANT FROM ORION TRANSMISSIONS |
PURITY
Why is it important to go back to our
roots and rescue the sense of purity? Terms such as: hybrid, clone,
copy, similar, blend, cocktail, transgenic, GMO (genetically modified
Organism), etc. are very common nowadays. |
where people talk about
their healings of respiratory diseases through AGNIHOTRA . Note: The practice of AGNIHOTRA on a large scale can reduce the impact of the climatic changes !! |
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Homa Healing Stories |
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Rey Becerra, Miami, FL, USA I am dedicated to study animals and do programs on TV with animals...I arrived here with a very strong pain of the sciatic nerve. I am also a chronic asthmatic with allergic reaction to smoke. I never forget to carry the asthma spray. And I have another physical sign or deformation that is called "chicken chest". Only people who have suffered from this illness for more than 20, 25 years have it. I was born with asthma. Asthma is not the only problem. I am also allergic to smoke. I cannot be where smoke is. |
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I was horrified
finding myself in this corner without knowing that there will be so much
smoke. Nobody had told me that beforehand. I should really say that I am
a Nature lover and I do not believe in anything that I cannot
see. But I really think, it would be a lack of respect, not
telling the truth about what I felt here. Specially the pain of the
sciatic nerve, it is a pain that doesn't disappear in one moment. It is
a pain that usually continues increasing for one week, then comes the
most intense part before it recedes. |
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Homa Healing Stories cont. |
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HOMA FARMING - THE ONLY WAY OUT! |
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COTTON: HOMA FARMING
vs. Bt (genetically modified) |
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Comparison of
Tapovan Cotton with Bt Cotton, Khandesh, Maharashtra, India |
Tobacco leaf streak
virus, tobacco caterpillars, etc, have emerged as new diseases and pests
of Bt cotton. The emergence of the mealy bug as a Bt cotton pest also
appears to be a case of secondary pest resurgence, and no amount or type
of pesticide has been able to control it. |
Neighboring Bt cotton attacked by secondary pests | Neighboring Bt Cotton attacked by Lalya disease |
On the other hand in the HOMA Farm "Tapovan" we have sown non Bt American hybrid, Ankur 651. The plants are smaller in height than the Bt varieties but a count of the number of cotton bolls per plant reveal an average of up to 80 or 90. This compares very favorably with the Bt varieties. Bt plants are normally much bigger in size but this does not necessarily translate into more bolls per plant. And on some farms we have counted an average of only 50 to 60 bolls per plant. |
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Tapovan Homa cotton- up to 90 bolls per plant | Tapovan Homa Cotton - no pest problems |
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Cotton continued: Below is an interim cost comparison of our neighbour's Bt cotton with our HOMA Tapovan cotton: |
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1000 sq meter HOMA Project in MAHARASHTRA, INDIA |
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Tapovan 1000 sq
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Our kitchen garden. - Sweet Potatoes growing in a tyre stack. - Papaya, banana and brinjal. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Experiences with Homa farming have demonstrated over and over that more food can be grown in small area in less time, free of plagues and diseases. Homa farming can easily reduce the cost and increase the production. Homa Farming is complete by itself but it is also compatible with any organic farming method . | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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ECO NEWS |
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Pollution Causes 40 Percent Of Deaths Worldwide, Study Finds |
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Science Daily — About 40 percent of deaths worldwide are caused
by water, air and soil pollution, concludes a Cornell researcher. Such
environmental degradation, coupled with the growth in world population,
are major causes behind the rapid increase in human diseases, which the
World Health Organization has recently reported. Both factors contribute
to the malnourishment and disease susceptibility of 3.7 billion people,
he says. |
• Air pollution from smoke and various chemicals kills 3 million
people a year. In the United States alone about 3 million tons of
toxic chemicals are released into the environment -- contributing to
cancer, birth defects, immune system defects and many other serious
health problems. • Soil is contaminated by many chemicals and pathogens, which are passed on to humans through direct contact or via food and water. Increased soil erosion worldwide not only results in more soil being blown but spreading of disease microbes and various toxins. • Nearly half the world's people are crowded into urban areas, often without adequate sanitation, and are exposed to epidemics of such diseases as measles and flu. Unsanitary living conditions account for more than 5 million deaths each year, of which more than half are children. • With 1.2 billion people lacking clean water, waterborne infections account for 80 percent of all infectious diseases. Increased water pollution creates breeding grounds for malaria-carrying mosquitoes, killing 1.2 million to 2.7 million people a year. At the same time, more microbes are becoming increasingly drug-resistant. And global warming, together with changes in biological diversity, influence parasite evolution and the ability of exotic species to invade new areas. As a result, such diseases as tuberculosis and influenza are re-emerging as major threats, while new threats -- including West Nile virus and Lyme disease -- have developed. Note: This story has been adapted from a news release issued by Cornell University. |
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EVENTS in INDIA |
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More Homa Resonance Point activations in the North of India. Mr. Ashok Rey (2nd from left) and his family live from their farm. The mango harvest was a complete loss this year. Instead of 100 kilos of production per tree, he only had 6 to 7 kilos, which did not cover any cost. With the first Agnihotra fire and the application of the Agnihotra ash in a certain area, he called the next day to inform that the insects had all disappeared. |
Amity University, Delhi, India Major General R. K. Dhawan, Director of International Affairs, organized a Homa Farming Presentation to a selected group of Professors and students of the Organic Agricultural Institute. Dr. J. N. Kaul, Dr. Sunil Saran and Vice President SK Goel are looking forward to implement Homa Organic Farming in the University's program of Agriculture. |
Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya -
University for the Cultural
Renaissance of the World, Haridwar, India This University, founded by Shriram Sharma Acharya, places a lot of emphasis on the special benefits of the Gayatri Mantra and Yagnya, Selfless Service, etc. Mantras are practiced there every day for many hours. The University also has a goshala of native cows and produces many products and medicines with the dung, urine, etc. They teach Ayurvedic Medicine, Organic Agriculture and Rural Management, Yoga and Holistic Health, Clinical Psychology, etc. The Director, Dr. Pranav Pandya, an internationally well-known Physician and Scientist, is very interested in starting a Homa Project. |
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Paton Ralan, Rajasthan, India |
National Horticulture Mission, Delhi,
India |
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EVENTS - USA AND SOUTH AMERICA |
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EVENTS in SOUTH AMERICA |
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MESSAGES FROM SHREE VASANT |
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We have to learn, all mankind, that we have to consciously blend in with nature. Not only that, but make Nature more harmonious, more blissful. It must be all Peace and Bliss. If we live in accordance with our ordained duties, Laws of Vedas, we can help Nature become more harmonious. That is done by respecting Nature. We can translate that to our thoughts and actions. If all our thoughts are pure and full of love and all our actions are taken in a spirit of surrender then we are filling the atmosphere in which we live with all these positive energies and vibrations. It makes all of Nature happy. This is especially so when we perform Agnihotra as the foundation of our way of life. Fivefold Path is not a part time job done at sunrise, sunset, full moon, no moon and meditation timings. It is a way of life, a way to live harmoniously on the planet. |
Our whole way of doing things must change. We have to set up a new
civilization. |
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OPPORTUNITY SOMA YAG on 23rd to 28th of December 2007 in Maheshwar, India |
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Benefits of Soma Yag: This
is a very rare opportunity to attend and participate in this Soma Yag at
a unique Energy-Vortex on the planet like Maheshwar.
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