Chapter 5

Preparation of Yajna

Daily Havana — Practice Guide

The practical sequence for performing yajña — setup of the Havana-kuṇḍa, required items, Agnyādhāna, and the daily morning-evening havana mantras. (Book pages 78–102)

The word yajña is derived from the root "Yaj" — meaning prayer to God, unity, and donation (Dāna). A yajña is not only a worship to the visible fire (Agni) but also a very advanced medium of taking one towards God by lighting the Ātma-jyoti. The original book pages are reproduced below — click any page to view it full size.

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