Aswamedha Yagna Homam is an aged Hindu custom performed to summon Agni, the God of flame, by offering

Ghee (elucidated spread) and other conciliatory offerings. As Havih means Ghee and Havisha

means offering and Yagya means present, Homa is likewise called Havan and Yagya. In the

wake of performing the Pooja, a flame is lit in a Homakunda as indicated in the above

picture. On the off chance that one has done 1000 mantra presentations amid the pooja, the

1/10 of that number, i.e., 100 times the mantra is discussed again and with every mantra

presentation Ghee is poured into the Homakunda. The elements shift as indicated by the

divinity worshiped. Brahma is the inventor of the world and the Sun God is His child. The

Sun is the primary wellspring of vitality and blaze speaks to Sun. Thus finishing the Pooja

with offering to flame is viewed as extremely promising and upgrades the advantageous

impacts of the pooja.

Actually a Homa and Yagya (additionally called Yajna) are the same however Yagya is a

much bigger scale Homa. To provide for you a thought: the acclaimed Ekadasa Rudram

where ordinarily 11 intellectuals perform the Homa is called Rudra Ekadasa Homam.

Whereas the Ati Rudram, where 121 intellectuals perform the Homa is called Ati Rudra

Yagya. Give me a chance to provide for you an alternate viewpoint. Ashoka, Akbar &

Vikramaditya were Maharajas, i.e., lords. As they administered limitless kingdoms they were

likewise called "Chakravarti", i.e., Emperors. Whereas the maharaja of Junagad and the

maharaja of Patiala were just rulers and not sovereigns. So in the event that you get a

Havan/Homa done by a couple of savants, you ought not to call it a Yagya. Today a great

deal of stargazers and sites are guaranteeing to perform "Yajnas" or "Yagnas" or "Yagyas".

There are insufficient qualified ministers in a percentage of the nations and spots where they

guarantee these! It doubtlessly sounds incredible and you picture a fantastic Vedic service to

wipe out all your transgressions.

Ashwamedha yagna was a very grand and elaborate shrauta sacrifice. It was performed by

yudhisthira and by the king of the country. Ashwamedhas , horse sacrifice is also known as

haya medha sacrifice. It is to establish a king as the overlord of the world. Those who

perform a hundred such sacrifices will be rewarded with the post of Indra.

Sri Krishna in Bhagavad Gita said, "This creation is a yagna". Yagna likewise means present

and by this he implied that creation is an unceasing stream of conception and passing: it is an

offering where one's demise gives path for the conception of an alternate, ceaselessly;

something gets yielded for something to emerge. This is the way the Vedas, decipher the

creation and in the domain of the Vedas, the homa is yet a small model of this Universal

Sacrifice. Homas is determined from Veda's contains the most elevated type of information

.The solitary objective of Veda is to guide man through the right way, and Homas structures

the pith of every last one of Karmas endorsed in the Vedas.

Benefits of Performing Homam:

Negative impacts will be minimized

Frail planets are fortified

Trained personality, genuine feelings of serenity

Briskness in activity and result

Therefore by performing the homams, we can dispose of the awful outcomes. Performing

homam is useful for all. After every homam, ministers are sustained with vedic supplications

to God.

Its objective was the acquisition of power and glory, the sovereignty over neighbouring

provinces and general provinces of the kingdom.

Ashwamedha (horse sacrifice) was one of the most important royal rituals. Ashwamedha was

one of the five rites forbidden in the kali yoga, present age.

Ashwa is the symbol of mobility, valour and strength and medha is the symbol of supreme

wisdom and intelligence.Actually the natural meaning of ashwamedha is the combination of

the valour and strength and illumed the power of intellect. It is the combination of these two

for selfless and other centred motives. Which may create the ideal society and nation? This is

the reason why the making is called the ashwamedha.

Ashwamedha yagna was performed by all the famous kings of lunar and solar dynasties.

Yajna was a very grand and elaborate and prohibitively expensive to perform for a

commoner. Only a king would undertake this yagna. And also it indicates the prosperity of

ancient India since it has performed well. The yajna begins by releasing the ritual horse I

spring season for the current year. The king also undertook tough diksha every year.

The king may have fought many battles if needed to recover and protect the horse.

Ashwamedha yagna includes the slaughtering of horse and then follows the queen’s

intercourse in the horse and horse are cut into the pieces and cooked. However some Indus

rejects these facts and is giving some interpretations.

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