Natural Cowdung Cake Ritual Havan Samagri (a mixture of dry cowdung, bhimseni camphor, ayurvedic herbs, ghee, roots and leaves) is offered in the ablazed fire which disseminates in microform, in the air, to purify the environment besidesactivating the air as dishfectant germicidal agent. It is anti-bacterial and is made from high grade raw materials. It is 100% natural havan samagri.
Cow dug is used for performing sacrifices and it is considered best for Havana on different occasions. The use of cow dung during sacrifices (Yagya) is sacred and it not only completes the sacrifice but also pleases the Deity.
Contents of the Samagri: Made from ayurvedic havan exotic herbs, Cowdung, Black til, Jo, Bhimseni kapoor, rose petals, lobaan, ghee, chandan.
Havan is a sacred fire ritual done in the Vedic Hindu tradition. Havan is a technique given by the Rishis and other Enlightened Masters to create a specific desired effect in our lives. The way in which the desired effect is made and the strength of the effect makes Havan a unique component of Vedic tradition.
In a typical Homa, a priest invokes the presence of the Deity in the fire through specialized mantras. Since mantras are revealed by Enlightened sages, all mantras carry immense power within them. Once energized, till the end of the homa, the fire itself becomes a deity. Then several oblations (ahutis) are offered into the fire using Havan Samagri, at the end of every mantra. The smoke that emanates from the fire receptacle – homa kunda – energizes the whole space where the homa is done and creates a positive effect in that place.
Havan Samagri is used for every type of Havan like - Annaprashanam (Baby's first feeding of rice), Ayushya Homam, Gruhapravesham, Karvachauth (Suhag Vrath), Marriage Ceremony, Mrithyunjaya Homam, Mundan Puja, Namakaranam, bhumi pujan, bahi pujan, lagan (Marriage), Navagraha Homam, Punyaha Vachanam, Satya Narayana Puja, Yagya, Seemantham, Shanthi Path, Havan, Srirama / Sri Venkateswara Kalyana Utsavam, Shivji puja, durgastami, navratra pujan, durga puja, guru purnima, Mahalaxmi pujan, etc.