Hawan

Rs. 2,500.00

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Purification of surroundings and mind: The sacred fire and offerings made during Hawan purify the environment and the spiritual aura of the place. Invoking Divine Blessings: Hawans invoke various deities for health, prosperity, mental peace, and fulfillment of specific desires (like Graha Shanti, marriage, business success). Spiritual Protection: It forms a shield against negative energies and enhances positivity in homes or offices. Completion of Pooja: Traditionally, no major Pooja is considered complete without performing a Hawan at the end.

Duration : 45 mins

Samagri Required

Hawan Kund (fire altar)
Dry mango wood sticks
Pure ghee (clarified butter)
Cow dung cakes (optional for tradition)
Camphor (kapoor)
Dhoop and incense sticks
Rice grains (Akshat)
Jaggery
Barley grains (Yava)
Havan Samagri Mix (special herbal mixture)
Coconut pieces
Dry fruits
Red sandalwood powder
Black sesame seeds
Kalash (water vessel) and spoon
Fresh flowers and garlands
Sacred thread (yajnopavita)
White cloth to cover altar
Panchamrit (for offerings)

History

Hawan has deep roots in Vedic civilization — specifically mentioned in texts like the Rigveda and Yajurveda. In ancient India, sages performed Agnihotra and Yajnas daily to maintain cosmic order (Rta). Hawan rituals were integral to life events: births, marriages, house constructions, and even state matters like coronations. It evolved from elaborate public Yajnas to simplified domestic Hawans, making it accessible to households.

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