IMPORTANCE OF HAVAN

HAVAN

Haven is a sacred purifying ritual performed by Hindu Purohit in temples, homes, religious places. This is a Hindu ritual in which offering of ghee, Google, and mix samagri is offered into the sacred fire to the accompaniment of Vedic mantras.

WHY SHOULD HAVE BEEN PERFORMED.?

Haven has a purifying effect on both the devotee who performs this sacrifice as well as one’s environment. Through the chanting of mantras and offerings into the fire, one’s chakras are re-energized, creating a revitalized and rejuvenating effect for both the body and mind. Positive thoughts, words, and actions, then pave the way for further success. Negative energies are dispelled and a protective shield is built...

TYPES OF HAVAN KUND

11-     Rectangular – It is also called ChaturastraKund for the accomplishment of all work & gaining siddhis.

22-     Triangular- It is also called TrikonKund which look like bow& arrow and perfectly designed to win over enemies.

33-     Circular- It is also called VrutKund and id designed public welfare and peace.

44-     Semi-Circle- It is also called Ardha Chandra Kund which is made to gain harmony, happiness, peace and resolve conflicts.

55-     Hexagonal.

66-     Yoni Kund- Designed for desire manifestation like getting a child and attracting love.

77-     Octagonal

88-      Lotus Shape- It is known as the Padma Kund. The Havan Kund is made in flower shape is primarily made to gain wealth.

99-     Star Shaped- It is called PushtrkonKund which is made for a win over the unseen and seen enemies
 10-The Havan Kund with Six angles is constructed for stopping death.
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Scientific Benefits
1. Havan Purifies the surrounding air.

2. Creates a pure, nutritional and medicinal atmosphere.

3. Fire act as a pesticide for the home.

4. Earth attracts minerals due to heat.

5. Mantras sound energy is very good for eardrums.

6. Reduction in the bacterial count where Havan is performed.

7. Sunrise and sunset are the times at which havan are performed offer maximum healing to atmosphere and humans.

8. Carbon dioxide in small quantities gets mixed with aromatic vapors and act as a cerebral stimulant.






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