Yajna

“यज्ञो वै श्रेष्ठतमं कर्म”
(Yajno Vai Shreshthatamam Karma) – Gita
The holy Gita defines Yajna as the best action by human being. Yajna is part of worship (Puja) in ancient Vedic traditions, being followed from time immemorial.

Purpose

There are three main purposes to perform Yajna. These are i) to offer to the deities, ii) to bring right composition of qualities and things in our life for the best growth and
iii) to donate for the best cause.

How Yajna can benefit you?

Vedas says that Almighty has given the tool to human being in the form of Yajna to conduct the prosperous and happy life. Without harming to any living being and nature, human being can fulfill their pious desires through Yajna.

• It fulfills your pious desire by the blessings of Deities and Rishis for donations made through Yajna
• It brings prosperity and happiness in the life
• It purifies the environment and protects it
• It unifies families, relatives and societies
• It destroys ill-will within us and pushes towards spiritualism
• It develops sense of giving, renouncing and submitting
• It provides courage to face challenges and peaceful mind in hard times