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HOMA (हवन)
$ 240.00
30ML.
PARFUM
Homa (हवन), s a Sanskrit term that refers to a sacred fire ritual in Hinduism. It is a ceremony where a fire is kindled and consecrated, and offerings such as ghee, fragrant herbs, or grains are made into the flames. The smoke produced during the Homa is believed to carry healing energy and purify the atmosphere.
Fire is considered sacred in many spiritual traditions and is one of the five essential elements in Hindu philosophy, along with water, earth, air, and space. In Vedic scriptures, fire, known as Agni, is considered the messenger between people and the gods and is personified as the sacrificial fire.
During the Homa ceremony, Sanskrit mantras and prayers are recited, often performed at auspicious astrological moments. Fire ceremonies continue to hold significance in modern Hinduism and are seen as a symbolic means of communication with and honouring the divine. It is believed that everything offered into the sacred fire, Agni, reaches the gods.
The Homa ceremony holds deep spiritual and symbolic value for practitioners, and it is performed for various purposes, including seeking blessings, purification, healing, and spiritual upliftment.
Our Homa (हवन) perfume is a combination of natural materials and substances that are sometimes associated with fire ceremonies or rituals. For example, ghee (clarified butter) is commonly used as an offering in fire rituals. Various fragrant substances, such as spices, incense, jasmine absolute, Champaca, myrrh, and benzoin, are often used to create a pleasant aroma during the ceremony. While some items on the list, like Oud, Hay and beeswax are associated with spiritual practices and traditional rituals, others, such as mushrooms or animal-derived substances like civet and hyrax, are added for exotic and mysterious dimensions.
Overall, the items you mentioned seem to reflect a mixture of traditional elements and personal preferences. The specific materials and substances used in our Homa perfume, focus primarily on the sacred fire, the recitation of mantras, and the offering of symbolic items to connect with the divine as a way to evoke the ambience, spiritual intentions, and aromatic qualities associated with the sacred fire ritual.
” A PASSAGE TO GODS ”
Notes
Spices (Cinnamon, Ginger, Black Pepper, Cardamom, Cassia, Cumin seed, Tumeric, Caraway, Nutmeg, Clove bud, Saffron)
Hay Absolute
Kaffir Lime Leaf
Oud from India
Galbanum
Ghee (Butter)
Jasmine Absolute
Champaca absolute
Tuberose
Beeswax
Incense
Myrrh
Spikenard
Costus
Benzoin
Ash
Goat hair tincture
Oud from Laos
Mushroom
Civet *
Hyrax
*Made with synthetics Materials *
30 in stock
Description
30ML.
PARFUM
Homa (हवन), s a Sanskrit term that refers to a sacred fire ritual in Hinduism. It is a ceremony where a fire is kindled and consecrated, and offerings such as ghee, fragrant herbs, or grains are made into the flames. The smoke produced during the Homa is believed to carry healing energy and purify the atmosphere.
Fire is considered sacred in many spiritual traditions and is one of the five essential elements in Hindu philosophy, along with water, earth, air, and space. In Vedic scriptures, fire, known as Agni, is considered the messenger between people and the gods and is personified as the sacrificial fire.
During the Homa ceremony, Sanskrit mantras and prayers are recited, often performed at auspicious astrological moments. Fire ceremonies continue to hold significance in modern Hinduism and are seen as a symbolic means of communication with and honouring the divine. It is believed that everything offered into the sacred fire, Agni, reaches the gods.
The Homa ceremony holds deep spiritual and symbolic value for practitioners, and it is performed for various purposes, including seeking blessings, purification, healing, and spiritual upliftment.
Our Homa (हवन) perfume is a combination of natural materials and substances that are sometimes associated with fire ceremonies or rituals. For example, ghee (clarified butter) is commonly used as an offering in fire rituals. Various fragrant substances, such as spices, incense, jasmine absolute, Champaca, myrrh, and benzoin, are often used to create a pleasant aroma during the ceremony. While some items on the list, like Oud, Hay and beeswax are associated with spiritual practices and traditional rituals, others, such as mushrooms or animal-derived substances like civet and hyrax, are added for exotic and mysterious dimensions.
Overall, the items you mentioned seem to reflect a mixture of traditional elements and personal preferences. The specific materials and substances used in our Homa perfume, focus primarily on the sacred fire, the recitation of mantras, and the offering of symbolic items to connect with the divine as a way to evoke the ambience, spiritual intentions, and aromatic qualities associated with the sacred fire ritual.
” A PASSAGE TO GODS ”
Notes
Spices (Cinnamon, Ginger, Black Pepper, Cardamom, Cassia, Cumin seed, Tumeric, Caraway, Nutmeg, Clove bud, Saffron)
Hay Absolute
Kaffir Lime Leaf
Oud from India
Galbanum
Ghee (Butter)
Jasmine Absolute
Champaca absolute
Tuberose
Beeswax
Incense
Myrrh
Spikenard
Costus
Benzoin
Ash
Goat hair tincture
Oud from Laos
Mushroom
Civet *
Hyrax
*Made with synthetics Materials *
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
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