Samuhik Ayushya Homa

When

Wed, 1 April → Wed, 31 March

6:30 AM – 7:30 AM IST

Where

Shiva Temple Hall, Bangalore, Karnataka

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Ayushya Homa
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₹1,100

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About this ceremony

Sacred Mantra

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“Om Bhur Bhuvah Swaha · Om Aayur-Dehi · Om Hreem Hroum Aayushyaaya Namah”

What it feels like

Picture the morning of your birthday — the homa-kund glowing, ghee poured with every whispered line of the Ayushya Sukta and the deathless Mrityunjaya mantra, the air thick with the fragrance of herbs. You feel, almost physically, a shield of light and long life settling around you for the year to come.

What happens inside the Ayushya Homa

Performed in the authentic VDS Vaidic paddhati — Sankalpa, Ganapati Puja, Kalasha Sthapana, Punyahavachanam, the consecration of Agni, the deity's offerings, and the final Purnahuti.

1
Sankalpa
The yajamana (sponsor) takes a vow stating the intention — long life and health for the named person — with their birth star and gotra.
2
Ganapati & Punyahavachanam
Ganapati is invoked to remove obstacles, and the space and participants are purified with mantras and holy water.
3
Invocation of Agni
The sacred fire is kindled and consecrated; Agni is the divine messenger who carries the offerings to the deities.
4
Ayushya Sukta & offerings
Ghee, herbs and havan samagri are offered into the fire to the chanting of the Ayushya Sukta and Mrityunjaya mantra, invoking vitality and protection from untimely affliction.
5
Purnahuti & Ashirvada
The final full offering completes the homa; the person receives the sanctified ash (vibhuti) and the blessings of the pandits.

Significance

Birthdays in the Vedic view are not merely social occasions but spiritually significant turning points. The Ayushya Homa channels the subtle energies of the day to strengthen the life-force (prana), clear negative influences and renew one's vitality for the year ahead. It is especially recommended for children, the elderly and anyone recovering from illness.

Benefits

✦Blesses long life and sustained vitality
✦Strengthens health and the immune system
✦Wards off untimely fear and affliction
✦An auspicious way to celebrate a birthday

Best time to perform

On birthdays (by birth nakshatra), or any auspicious day for health and longevity.

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How it works

1
Register & share your sankalpa
Add your name, gotra, rashi and nakshatra — for yourself and your family in one booking.
2
Our pandits perform the ceremony
Trained Vaidic pandits perform the ceremony with full vidhi on your chosen date.
3
Receive your receipt & blessings
You get an official receipt by email and SMS, carrying the blessings of the ceremony.

What you receive

Sankalpa in your name

Your intention is taken by name during the ceremony.

Official receipt

Sent to you by email and SMS for your records.

Trained Vaidic pandits

In the living tradition of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar ji.

Authentic vidhi

Performed exactly as the shastras prescribe.

A living Vedic tradition

Vaidic Dharma Sansthan revives the timeless Vedic tradition — training pandits, performing authentic pujas, homas and samskaras, and carrying the sacred knowledge of the Vedas to every home.

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