"All living beings are sustained by food, which is born of rain. Rain is the result of Yajnas, and Yajnas arise from selfless actions."
In India’s spiritual heritage, the Yajna (sacred fire ritual) has always held a place of deep reverence. At Sree Matha Trust’s Yagashala, we preserve and practice the age-old tradition of performing homas (Vedic fire offerings) for the welfare of individuals, families, and society.
A Homa (also called Homam or Havan) is a fire ritual performed by offering grains, herbs, ghee, and other sacred items into a consecrated fire while chanting Vedic mantras. The fire is not just symbolic—it is considered a divine witness and a purifier.
The tradition of Yajna goes beyond religion—it connects nature, human consciousness, and cosmic balance. Fire becomes the medium through which prayers are carried to the Divine.
At Sree Matha Trust, every homam is more than a ritual—it's an act of devotion, healing, and service. We perform Yajnas with the names (Gotras) of our donors and well-wishers to invoke blessings for health, prosperity, peace, and spiritual progress.
Some of the key Homas performed include:
Benefits of Yajnas
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