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The Havan Anushthan

Thirteen days. One chapter each day, and the Havan, offered by your own hand.

The Shape Of The Anushthan

The Anushthan is a vow of thirteen days. On each day one chapter of The “Devi Mahatmya” is read on the Temple, and the day is sealed with the Havan. On the thirteenth day the Pūrṇāhuti is offered, and the vow is complete.

  1. The Temple door, and the bell.
  2. The Sankalpa, the vow of the day.
  3. The chapter of the day, read on the Temple.
  4. The Divine Darshan.
  5. The Havan: the kindling, Samidha, Ājya, Til, Havan Sāmagrī, and the Āhuti of the day.
  6. The Ārati, the flame circled three times.
  7. The prayer, and the close of the day.

The day is kept in this browser, and it moves on by one day at a time. A second visit on the same day repeats that day, and does not carry the vow forward.

The Temple’s Own Words

“Apart from regular recitation of the text there is another practice of following a fixed number of recitations by a Chandi Homam.”

The traditional way of reading The “Devi Mahatmya”

“The description of formal pūjā, accompanied by the recitation of the Devīmāhātmya, and the sacrificial Homa fire (12.10), applies to the Durgā Pūjā today as well as then.”

Chapter 12, Interpretations

“By The Blessings Of Mata Agni, The Sacred Fire Bestows Upon the Blessed devotees a deeper transformation, purification, and enlightenment of the mind that can lead to gaining Ancient Secrets instantly Besides Gracing them With warmth and light for physical wellbeing. The Primordial Sacred Fire Strips Away And Burns the many layers of ignorance and delusions of the ego, Guiding devotees to attain Ancient And Eternal Knowledge towards realizing The True Self.”

Mata Agni Blesses With the realization of Secrets Hidden In The Primordial Fire

The Havan and the Anushthan are performed here by your own hand, and kept in your name in the Temple’s Register.

Mantra

The Mantra Is Received at initiation from a living Guru, and is never taken publicly.

Those who wish to receive the Mantra may apply at www.MahaVidya.academy

A Havan Performed By Priests

For a Havan performed by priests, the Temple’s own page says: “Like any other ritual this will require trained priests to conduct it.”

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