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Agnihotra Journal Continues...
Doing Agnihotra tonight...been off for a week
or so. Words of the Mantra explained...by Barry Rathner
Date: 6/22/2007 10:12:11 PM ( 18 y ) ... viewed 1920 times
5:03 PM
June 24, 07
From an old email:
Nice to hear from you, Leslie.
Hope things are going well and you are perhaps beginning to see tangible results from your Agnihotra.
You actually almost answered one of your questions by another of your questions. The true power of the mantras is the vibration created by proper recitation of them. That is why we go to great lengths to try to help people pronounce them properly.
The meaning of the words is less important than the vibrations produced. In the sunrise mantra, soorya is Sanskrit for the sun. You may be familiar with the Hatha Yoga posture named "Sooyanamaskar." This literally translates to "salutation to the sun."
Swaha is one of two Sanskrit words that have no actual meaning. The other is Om. But swaha is the word that accompanies offerings to fires such as Agnihotra. Idam Na Mama means, "it is not I," the meaning being that the one doing the fire is not attached for his/herself to the process, but more doing it as a service or responsibility to the atmosphere.
At sunset, agnaye means fire and comes from the root "agni," as in Agnihotra and as Sanskrit is said to be the first language of this planet and most if not all words in most languages derive from it, the English word "ignite" derives from agni.
I will defer to Patty to answer your query about working with plants as that is her area of expertise. Suffice it to say in short that plants thrive in Agnihotra atmosphere and there are other simple fires that may be done in atmosphere already permeated with Agnihotra that may be used in more serious gardening/farming ventures. I don't recall whether you got one of the books we sell entitled, "Homa Therapy: Our Last Chance." It has many, many pages about Homa Therapy farming practices.
Best of luck and let us know how things are going there, please.
Barry Rathner
Abel, Patty, and Barry,
What do the words mean in the mantra's?
What is the power behind them?
Review how to work with plants.
Thanks,
Leslie
8:45 PM
Did it tonight.
Almost out of Cow Dung.
Brought some home to dry from
Del Mar Fair.
My Journal here:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2291
7:15 PM
June 10, 2007
Got some cow dung at the Del Mar Fair.
Wrote about that experience with a cow
in another blog.
It is near Sunset.
I have a few pieces of the dry stuff left.
I am going to use it tonight.
Going to check on the timing now
for Sunset.
My other Agrihotra Blog is stuck.
That's interesting.
I have not done this in a week or so.
I miss it.
Day
Sunrise
Sunset
1
4:41 AM
18:52 PM
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18:52 PM
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4:40 AM
18:56 PM
10
4:40 AM
18:56 PM
(7:56 PM)+++++++
It is 7:23 PM now...
about 33 minutes
A little dung left.
Got absorbed putting away FM stuff.
Preoccupied..
8:22pm
goin to bed.
tired.
'18:56 PM
12 noon +
(7:56 PM)
11
4:40 AM
18:57 PM
Did it tonight.
Almost out of Dung.
Need to reorder
and dry out what I got at the Del Mar Fair.
12
4:40 AM
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18:58 PM
7:24 NOW....
34 minutes to Agnihotra...
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Did it tonight....by myself.
Then Arcelia came over...
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19:00 PM
8: PM for most of these days....
Missed it tonight....
Working out stuff with Rainbow...and repairs of upstairs bathroom...
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