Hawaiians refer to Kauai as the ‘Garden Island’ due to its lush, tropical vegetation, which span across the foothills of several mountain ranges. It is 30 miles wide and is one of the oldest islands in the group, dating back to the time of Lemuria¹. Anahola is something of a wonder. I am still very far from understanding the layers of wisdom, which come from this very special place on our beloved Mother Earth.

Where Can I Get It?

Agnihotra and Homa Therapy are taught free of charge all over the world.

HOMA is a Sanskrit word used here synonymously with YAJNYA. YAJNYA is the technical term from the Vedic science of bioenergy denoting the process of removing the toxic conditions of the atmosphere through the agency of fire. This means healing and purifying of the atmosphere with fire as the medium. The central idea in HOMA Therapy is:

You heal the atmosphere and the healed atmosphere heals you.

The words 'heal the atmosphere' have widespread ramifications not yet investigated by modern science.

A lovely Austrian woman, Karin Heschl and her two children Aurelia and Aaron have been living in the Eastern countries for over 20 years. Karin and other western volunteers, such as Bruce Johnson and Anne Godfrey of Tapovan Homa Therapy Center, are very instrumental in the dissemination of information about Agnihotra & Homa Therapy, throughout India.

Karin's first remarkable personal experience using Homa Therapy in organic farming, occurred on her Homa farm in Austria during the 1980's, when the accident at Cherynobl Nuclear Reactor occurred.

The following is an account in her own words:

In 2004 while in Lima, Peru, I was introduced to Parvati Rosen-Bizberg and her husband Jarek Bizberg. Instantly I felt a connection to them and was invited to come to Poland, where they have a healing center.

Both Parvati and Jarek have been very instrumental in my self-development. It was the nature of my teacher, Shree Vasant Paranjpe to place me in situations with individuals who could provide proper spiritual guidance and support in the transitions I would go through, along the way. One such place where I spent many months over many years is Bhrugu Aranya Healing Center, Jordanow, Poland.

"This place is magical. The energies here are quite powerful and the place heals you. Bhrugu Aranya is an ancient place of fire which has been rediscovered in this time. We feel we are guardians of this sacred site. Often Devas and Angels have appeared here."

It has taken quite some time for me to realize that following the spiritual path is not the end of the world as I know it. For a time I was confused, thinking I had to be a certain way, change who I was, reconstruct what goals I wanted to achieve, etc. Of course, this is all pressure I placed on myself, when suddenly it hit me, ‘you can be you while becoming a better you’.

Feeding the spirit is a very helpful way to fulfill dreams. I unearthed a new remarkable way to nourish my creative spirit, a path of strength along the artistic journey filled with amazing moments of peace and self-love. In those wonderful moments of silence I started to glimpse the storehouse of everything I needed to live life gloriously, joyously, and abundantly.

When one decides to walk a spiritual path it does not mean that one has to loose oneself to that particular path. As a matter of fact I feel there is a certain responsibility we should try and maintain and that is to find “What is my own truth?”