YAGYA — AN ANCIENT FIRE PRACTICE
FOR IMPORTANT STAGES OF THE LIFE JOURNEY
When life keeps bringing you back to the same situations,
and the inner request calls for a deeper answer.
Fire, mantras and sankalpa unite
your intention with the space of sacred action.
In-person or remote participation.
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Remote Participation in a Yajna
You can be in any city or country: by tradition, the ceremony is held in the ashram.
After the ceremony you receive photos from the permitted stages and a message that it is complete.
Choose a yajnaWHAT IS YAGYA
Yagya is one of the most ancient fire practices of the Vedic tradition.
Its roots trace back to the Vedic era: early forms of fire ceremony are described in the Vedas, whose oldest written layer dates to 1500–1200 BC.
At the heart of Yagya is the sacred fire, Agni.
Agni is revered as the force through which prayer, intention and offering turn a person toward the higher order.
During the practice, mantras are chanted and offerings are made: ghee, havan samagri, grain, herbs and other practice substances.
In this way the personal intention — sankalpa — becomes part of the sacred act.
For millennia Yagya has been performed as a serious sacred act requiring preparation, pure intention and the participation of knowledgeable practitioners.
People come to this practice when the inner request has ripened and calls for a deeper level of engagement.
Yagyas are conducted for blessing, purification, protection, prosperity, support through important transitions and the restoration of harmony.
Yagya is a sacred act
in which the inner request unites
with fire, mantra and intention.
WHAT YOU NEED
TO KNOW ABOUT YAGYA
Yagya is a spiritual practice that operates through fire, mantras, attention and intention.
It helps a person build inner support, see the situation more clearly and sense the direction of the next step.
The practice is conducted in the Vedic tradition and is oriented toward purification, blessing, protection, support and harmonisation.
What matters here is pure intention, respect for the sacred act and a person's readiness to be a participant in the process.
Yagya is the meeting of a person, fire and intention in the space of tradition.
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WHY YAGYA
HOLDS SPECIAL POWER IN OUR TIME
The Vedic tradition speaks of cycles of time — yugas in which the conditions of life and the means of spiritual action change.
The present period is described as Kali Yuga — a time of complex processes, inner tension and recurring life situations.
In such periods, practices connected to fire, mantras and intention gain particular power.
Yagya becomes one of the key forms of sacred approach through which a person can direct their request into the sacred space of action.
It is precisely in this time that Yagya becomes a way
to bring clarity, strength and direction into your life.
WHEN PEOPLE TURN TO YAGYA
People come to Yagya when the inner question becomes stronger than familiar answers.
When life keeps bringing you back to the same situations.
When effort is present but the result returns you to the same circle.
When fatigue and tension accumulate inside.
When an important choice or transition lies ahead.
When clarity, grounding and inner alignment are needed.
When there is a request that calls for engagement at a deeper level than thinking.
Yagya can support you if:
situations in relationships, family, money or work keep repeating;
a new stage requiring support lies ahead;
there is a sense of inner deadlock;
there is a need for purification, protection and blessing;
decisions are made but the inner state remains the same;
the inner request has ripened and calls for action.
Yagya helps you enter a state
from which the decision becomes clearer
and the next step — more precise.
YAGYA
FOR WOMEN
When your inner state calls for a return to yourself.
Sometimes it shows up like this:
- you do a lot but feel no response
- in relationships you give more than you receive
- fatigue from constant exertion accumulates inside
- confidence, radiance and self-love fade
- fear arises that you are not good enough to be chosen
- thoughts arise that you are invisible, unwanted, unclaimed
- inner illusions begin to dim your light
We conduct Yagyas dedicated to the feminine state, inner strength and the restoration of connection with oneself.
There are periods when roles, responsibilities, relationships and external tasks gradually take away clarity, softness and groundedness. Along with this, the sense of one's own attractiveness, value and living inner radiance fades.
A woman begins to see herself through the eyes of pain: 'I am no longer who I was', 'I won't be chosen', 'I am not needed', 'I am not interesting to a man'. This is how illusions are born that destroy from within and distance one from one's own nature.
But this is not the truth about a woman. It is a state that calls for purification, restoration and a return to inner value.
Yagya becomes the space where a woman reconnects with herself: with her beauty, strength, dignity and inner centre.
Yagya can support you if:
fatigue and inner tension are accumulating
a sense of losing yourself is arising
relationships need harmonisation
restoration after a difficult period is needed
there is a need for protection and inner support
a desire to return to your natural state is arising
Yagya becomes a space of purification, protection and restoration, where a woman returns to her natural beauty, inner value, strength and radiance.
Yagya helps you return to life from a different state — clearer, quieter, more grounded and deeper.
FIND YOUR YAGYATHE SACRED PATH OF THE CHILD
The birth of a child is a journey that begins before the first breath.
First a call appears in the parents' hearts. Then the intention ripens. Then the woman becomes the space through which a new soul enters the world.
The Vedic tradition holds each stage of this path with care: preparation for conception, pregnancy, birth, the newborn's arrival, the name and the first year of the child's life.
Yagya helps walk this path in the field of prayer, light, gratitude and inner peace.
For each stage, appropriate Yagyas have been gathered: for blessing conception, supporting the mother, protecting the maternal field, easing the transition of birth, gratitude for the birth, the child's name and the first steps of a new soul in the world.
This is not a promise of miracles. It is a sacred way to enter an important life transition with greater purity, love and support.
May the child come into the world through love.
May the mother feel supported.
May the family welcome the new soul
with gratitude and light.
HOW
YAGYA WORKS
Each stage of the Yagya is connected to your intention and follows the Vedic tradition.
1. CHOOSING A YAGYA
You choose a practice based on your request or through the selection process.
2. SANKALPA
The intention with which the Yagya is conducted is formed.
3. PRACTICE PREPARATION
Ghee, havan samagri, grain, herbs and practice substances corresponding to the chosen Yagya are used.
4. PERFORMING THE YAGYA
During the practice, mantras are chanted, offerings are made into the fire and actions are performed in accordance with the tradition.
5. PARTICIPATION
You may participate in person or remotely, holding your intention throughout the performance.
6. CONFIRMATION
Depending on the format, you receive photo or video confirmation after the Yagya is performed.
Yagya is a sequential process
in which every stage
matters.
FORMATS OF PARTICIPATION IN YAGYA
Yagya is conducted in different formats — depending on your request, depth of participation and degree of personal attention.
GROUP YAGYA
A collective practice you can enter with your own personal intention.
Suited to a first participation and to regular ongoing practice.
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INDIVIDUAL YAGYA
A personal practice conducted in accordance with your request and your formed sankalpa.
A format in which attention is fully directed to your situation, your state and your intention.
Suited when precision, depth and personal accompaniment through the practice are important.
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INDIVIDUAL YAGYA
WITH HOROSCOPE
A personal practice with a more precise attunement through your request, sankalpa and astrological data.
A format for those for whom it is important to undergo Yagya consciously, with an understanding of their period, intention and direction of the practice.
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VIP YAGYA
An extended individual format consisting of a series of sacred acts.
Practices are conducted at the central large kund.
With deep attention to your request, sankalpa and astrological data.
Suited to significant life periods, important transitions and requests that call for a special level of preparation.
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You can participate in person
or remotely.
If the format is not yet clear, the selection process will help determine the right option.
CHOOSE A YAGYA FOR YOUR REQUEST
Each Yagya is associated with a specific area of life and direction of inner work.
PURIFICATION AND PROTECTION
For release from heavy states and the alignment of inner space.
PROSPERITY AND MONEY
For support in business, work and material flow.
RELATIONSHIPS AND FAMILY
For the harmonisation of connections, love and family space.
HEALTH AND RESTORATION
For support of vital energy and inner resources.
LINEAGE AND DEEP PROCESSES
For working with ancestral patterns and inner knots.
REMOVAL OF OBSTACLES
For situations where the path calls for additional support.
SPIRITUAL PATH
For practice, clarity and inner growth.
If the direction is not yet clear,
the selection process will help determine the right Yagya.
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WHERE TO BEGIN
You can begin with participation
in a Group Yagya.
This is a gentle format in which you enter the practice through the general direction of the practice.
During the Yagya you know when it is being performed and hold your intention throughout the entire process.
This is a simple and natural way to participate for the first time.
Group Yagyas have a schedule. You can choose the nearest date and join.
THE SPACE
KAILASH DHAM
A living line of blessings, tradition and spiritual responsibility.
The place where Yagyas are conducted today is sanctified by the blessings of masters of the Indian and world spiritual tradition.
MAHAMANDALESHWAR
PILOT BABA
Swami Somnath Giri Ji Maharaj
Gave the blessing that became the foundation for the creation of our ashram. During his stay he planted trees here — as a living sign of blessing and connection to this place.
MAHAMANDALESHWAR
YOGMATA KEIKO AIKAWA
Spiritual teacher from Japan
The first non-Indian woman to receive the title of Mahamandaleshwar in Juna Akhara. She personally visited this space, transmitted the blessing and planted trees here.
ACHARYA
KUMARA SWAMI
Vedic astrologer from India
Supports the connection of Jyotish knowledge with Yagya practice. His guidance helps preserve the purity of the practice and precision in working with time and intention.
DAYANANDA SWAMI
Pujari
A practitioner and guide with monastic initiation in the Juna Akhara order. Conducts Yagyas in accordance with the Vedic tradition and with inner responsibility.
For us, Yagya is a sacred act in which what matters is pure intention, precision of conduct, respect for tradition and inner responsibility toward the person who comes with a request.
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QUESTIONS
THAT ARISE BEFORE PARTICIPATION
Is personal presence required?
You can participate in person or remotely. What matters is to hold your intention at the moment the Yagya is performed.
How do I know which Yagya is right for me?
The selection process helps determine the direction of the practice in accordance with your request.
Where do I start if I am participating for the first time?
You can begin with a Group Yagya. This is a gentle format for a first participation: you join the general direction of the practice and hold your intention during the performance.
What is a sankalpa?
A sankalpa is a concisely and clearly formulated intention for the sake of which the Yagya is performed.
What is used during a Yagya?
During the practice, ghee, havan samagri, grain, herbs, sweets and other practice substances are used.
Can I order a Yagya for someone close to me?
Yes. A Yagya can be performed with the intention of wellbeing, protection, purification or support for someone close to you.
How does remote participation work?
You know the time of the performance in advance, formulate your sankalpa and hold your intention at the moment of the practice. During the Yagya your sankalpa is placed into the fire and offerings are made in your name. After the performance, depending on the format, you may receive a photo or video report.
Is there a schedule for group Yagyas?
Yes. For group Yagyas there is a schedule of upcoming practices that you can join.
If the request is already there, the selection process will help choose the right Yagya and format.
Your request is confidential
HOW TO PREPARE
FOR A YAJNA
Yagya — also known as yajna, yadjana, homam, homa, or havan — is an ancient Vedic practice and a vital part of the Vedic tradition. It is performed to propitiate the devas, seek divine assistance, fulfil pure intentions, improve one's fate, and purify the constituent elements of the body.
The central element of the yagya is the sacrificial fire. Into it are offered ghee, samagri, grain, flowers, fruits, sweets, incense, and other sacred gifts. Through the medium of fire, these offerings are directed to the devas.
The power of yagya is considered very great. Tradition holds that participation in a single yagya may equal decades of meditative practice — if one comes with a pure heart, faith, respect, and right intention.
What are Offerings?
Offerings are items brought to the devas during the yagya. They may include flowers, fruits, sweets, money, incense, cloth, ghee, grain, and other sacred objects — all symbolising our reverence, gratitude, and devotion.
An offering has an outer and an inner dimension. Outwardly, one brings gifts to the fire. Inwardly, one brings intention, prayer, petition, gratitude, and readiness to approach a purer state of mind and heart.
How to Conduct Yourself During the Practice?
Respect & Silence
Mobile phones must be switched off or set to silent. Photography and video are permitted only before or after the yagya, so as not to disturb the process or other participants.
Purity
Before the yagya, please bathe and wear clean clothing. Avoid leather items in the yajna-shala. If you have been travelling, rinse your hands and feet before entering.
Footwear
Footwear must be removed before entering the yajna-shala.
Behaviour Near the Kunda
Sit so that your feet do not touch the kunda. The kunda is the altar in which the sacred fire is kindled and through which the devas are invoked.
Offerings
Flowers brought for offering should not be smelled before they are presented to the deities. Food intended for offering should not be tasted beforehand — this is a sign of purity and respect. Once the food has been offered and blessed, it may be accepted as prasad.
Purity of Mind
During the yagya it is important to keep the mind pure and focused. Prayers and mantras are spoken or heard with faith, attention, and respect.
Pure Heart
All offerings are made sincerely and with gratitude. What matters is not only the object itself but the state in which it is offered.
Follow the Pujari's Instructions
Participants must listen carefully and follow the pujari's guidance throughout the practice. This is essential for harmony, order, and the correct execution of every stage of the yagya.
Gratitude
During and after the yagya, express gratitude to the devas for their blessings, protection, and the opportunity to approach the divine through sacred practice. Gratitude is one of the primary inner foundations of yagya.
Punctuality
Please arrive early! Practices are performed at precise times determined by astrological calculations. Arriving late is considered disrespectful and may disrupt the rhythm of the practice. It is better to arrive ahead of time, prepare calmly, take your place, and settle your mind.
The Role and Importance of the Pujari
The pujari plays a key role in conducting the yagya. He acts as a bridge between the participants and the divine forces. His work involves the precise recitation of sacred mantras, the correct performance of offerings, and adherence to the practice sequence required for the yagya.
The Difference Between Payment for the Yagya and Offerings
Payment and offerings during the practice are distinct but equally important aspects of the yagya. The Vedic tradition places great importance on exchange, gratitude, dakshina, and offerings.
1. Payment for the Yagya
Payment covers the pujari's work, preparation of the space, organisation of the practice, and consumable materials (ghee, samagri, wood, incense, flowers, fruits, etc.). It is also a recognition of the pujari's knowledge, time, effort, and responsibility.
2. Offerings to the Devas
Offerings to the devas are a separate aspect of the practice. They symbolise reverence, devotion, gratitude, and the expression of your intention. The dakshina to the devas should be proportionate to what one is asking for and in keeping with one's means and sincerity.
3. Other Details
During the yagya, protective thread bracelets may be tied for participants who wish. If a separate dakshina is required for this, the organisers will inform you in advance.
Additional Advice for Participants
Fasting
Before the yagya, fasting or eating lightly is recommended to purify body and mind.
Intention (Sankalpa)
It is very important to have a clearly formulated intention and to hold it in your awareness before the practice begins.
After the Practice
After the yagya concludes, it is advisable to remain calm and not rush immediately back into everyday activity.
Pricing
Group — from $39 · Individual — $169 · With horoscope — $369 · VIP — $1,369
Yagya is not simply a practice — it is a comprehensive spiritual practice with significance for the body, mind, spirit, and community. By observing these guidelines, you will be able to immerse yourself more deeply in the atmosphere of the yagya, preserve the purity of the space, and receive its blessings with an open heart.
Thank you for your respect. — Kailash Dham
IF YOUR REQUEST IS READY
You can go through the Yagya selection process and determine the format of participation
in accordance with your state and request.
Every Yagya is performed with attention, precision
and respect for the tradition.
You already sense what you have brought.
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