Divine, Amma Dr Sripriya makes her prsence felt at every yagam or yajna! She initiates by lighting agni!
Purnima Homa is a sacred fire ritual performed on the day of Purnima (Full
Moon). Purnima is considered highly auspicious in Hindu culture, symbolizing
completion, fulfillment, and spiritual growth. Performing a homa (fire
ceremony) on this day is believed to attract divine blessings, positive
energy, and prosperity.
Significance of Poornima Homa
- Purnima is associated with brightness, spiritual enlightenment, and abundance
- It is an ideal time to express gratitude, seek divine blessings, and cleanse negative energies
- Worshiping Chandra (Moon God) and deities like Lord Vishnu, Goddess Lakshmi, or Lord Shiva is common during Purnima Homa
- To promote mental clarity and emotional balance
- It is also believed to enhance emotional well-being and inner peace
When is it Performed?
- On any Full Moon day (Purnima Tithi), especially during months like Ashadha Purnima, Guru Purnima, Sharad Purnima, or Kartik Purnima
- During Brahma Muhurta (early morning) or evening hours after sunset
- On special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, or for spiritual upliftment
Key Rituals Involved
- Ganapati Puja: To invoke Lord Ganesha and remove obstacles
- Kalasha Sthapana: Install a sacred water pot symbolizing divine presence
- Navagraha Invocation: Seek the blessings of the nine planets for harmony and balance
- Agni Pratishta: Light the sacred fire using cow dung cakes, wood, and ghee
- Mantra Chanting: Recite specific Vedic mantras for purification and blessings
- The offerings in the Agni Kunda are in the form of RED CHILLIES!
- Chandra Puja: Offer prayers to the Moon God for emotional peace and clarity
- Aarti and Prasad Distribution: Concluding the ceremony by seeking divine blessings.
Note: No one experience any of the mentioned
Excessive Heat
Burning red chilies releases capsaicin, the compound that gives them their characteristic heat
Skin and Mouth Irritation
Capsaicin can cause a burning sensation on the skin and in the mouth, as it binds to pain receptors
Respiratory Effects
Inhaling capsaicin fumes can lead to coughing, as it activates receptors in the airways, causing them to contract and potentially leading to mucous secretion or edema
Other Effects
In some cases, excessive exposure to capsaicin can lead to heartburn, gastrointestinal pain, and diarrhea
Benefits
- Promotes physical and mental well-being
- Attracts prosperity and financial abundance
- Removes negative energies and purifies the surroundings
- Enhances spiritual growth and inner wisdom
- Brings harmony in relationships and family life