Homam (also called havan) is a religious ritual performed by Hindus to invoke the blessings of specific Gods and Goddesses. It begins with the Karta (devotee) invoking Agni (God of fire) and inviting him to carry the dravya (offerings into the fire) to the concerned deity. The Gods, pleased with the offerings grant the wishes of the devotees in the form of benefits like longevity, success in business, good health, prosperity, progeny etc., Homams are poojas performed for a particular deity by invoking Agni , the God of fire, Please select any option from the list.

Several different homams appropriate to obtain the desired benefits. Select the homam you prefer, and will arrange for it to be conducted according to prescribed formats on the date you specify.

Mantras are recited to ask Fire God to TAKE the offerings & prayers to the wished-for-divinity.

• Purpose: Performed to honor deities, seek prosperity, health, and spiritual growth, or to mark special occasions.
• The Process: A trained priest (or individual) mediates with the divine through fire (Agni), which is believed to consume the physical offerings and transform them into spiritual energy, acting as a messenger to the gods.
• Significance: It serves to purify the air (via medicinal herbs) and the mind of the participants, reducing ego and increasing focus.
• Symbolism: The offerings represent the sacrifice of worldly attachments to the divine.