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Sacred Fire Ceremony (Vedic Homa) Homa
is the most ancient and sacred ceremony in the |
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| Amma presides over the sacred fire ceremony, even performing the homa herself, sitting at the homa altar, and tending the fire with offerings including ghee, herbs, and flowers. Many sacred materials are offered into the fire that contain specific natural energies which are transformed by the flames and prayers. |
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| Special mantras and mudras are performed during the homa. During the Khadga Mala Stotram, attendees make the lotus mudra, which channels energy into the chakra system and subtle spiritual body. |
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| Amma applies raksha, the paste made from the sacred ashes, to the forehead of everyone at the end of the homa. This raksha is a protective force which grants peace and wellbeing. Pictured to the right, a butterfly lands on Amma's forehead during homa day, showing the unity between the spiritual power of the sacred fire ceremony, the saintly presence of Amma and her children, and the harmony of mother nature. Learn more about homas. |
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