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Abstract- Hawan is a Sanskrit word which refers to any ritual that involves making
offerings into a consecrated fire. It is a scientific experiment in which special herbal/plant
medicinal preparations (Hawan Samagri) are offered in the fire of medicinal woods ignited in
a specially designed inverted pyramid shaped fire pit or container (called agni-kunda). The
specific shape and size of the agni-kunda, the arrangement of wood pieces in it, the time-
frequency and amount of Hawan Samagri account for controlled chemical processing in the
fire and lead to sublimation, chemical conversion and/or transformation into vapour phase
of the herbal/plant medicinal preparation leading to release of medicinal phytochemicals.
The decomposition and transformation (into vapour or gaseous phase/colloidal forms, etc)
of specific substances in the yagya-fire enter the human body in a gaseous form through
the nose, lungs and the pores of the skin. This is the easiest, least taxing, least risky and
most effective method of administering a medicine so as to reach every single cell of the
body.
The scientific studies conducted on various components of Hawan clearly
demonstrates that Hawan was designed for multifaceted action to clean the environment as
well as to cleanse the body from the toxins. Hawan fumes are not only used for the
disinfection of air but also it can be environmentally oppressed for the physical, mental,
intellectual and spiritual development based on nanotechnology of Hawan.
Key words: Hawan, Hawan samagri, environment, health, CNS, etc.
1. INTRODUCTION
In older times ancient scholars and specific substances in the yagya-fire enter
physicians used to recommend Hawan for the human body in a gaseous form
mental peace and well being. Maha through the nose, lungs and the pores of
Mrityunjaya Mantra also tells that “Om the skin.
triambkum yajamahe, sughandhim Yajurveda advocates performing of
(aroma, fragrance) puushtivardhanam Hawan every day, morning and evening to
(gives rise to good health), urvarukmev attain spiritual enlightenment, mental
vandhanaat, mrityu mokshay mamritaat” peace, purification of the mind and
[1]. Hawan is a scientific experiment in environment [6]. From time immemorial,
which special herbs (Hawan Samagri) are human beings have used smoke of
offered in the fire of medicinal woods medicinal plants for curing disorders.
ignited in a specially designed fire pit Smoke produced from natural substances
called agnikunda. Hawan seems to be has been used extensively in many
designed by the ancient scholars to fight cultures and famous ancient physicians
with the diseases of the brain [2-4]. The have described and recommended such
components of Hawan are having a use. Under the Saraswati-Indus
number of volatile oils that are specifically civilization 7500 BC, [7] the great Rishis
useful for curing different diseases (saints) used to perform agnihotra-yagnas
through one or the other mechanism of to purify the environment as described in
action. Due to high temperature of fire the Rigveda-the most ancient compilation of
vapors of these oils enter into the central knowledge on earth by sublimating the
nervous system through nasal route [5]. A Hawan samagri (mixture of wood with
consecrated fire is the central element of odoriferous and medicinal herbs) in the
every Hawan ritual however the procedure fire accompanied by the chanting of Vedic
and items offered to the fire vary by mantras described in Rigveda [8 & 9].
occasions/ceremony or by the benefit Smoke produced at high temperatures is
expected from the ritual. The considered as a simple way of
decomposition and transformation of administering a drug, which exhibits
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rapid pharmacological activity when Black sesame is very rich in minerals, and
inhaled. The sublimated vital elements vitamins, often packed more densely than
and herbal medicines inhaled in Yagya many other foods. Also, the crop is
first reach the brain, followed by lungs remarkably stable and hardy. Since it is
and other subtle components of the body purported to drive away negative energy,
[10 & 11]. Thus, it has a direct healing during the funeral rites of ancestors,
effect on brain born diseases and sesame is used. During the ancestral
complexities. Ayurveda also recommended month (Before Durga Puja), it is used as
nasal route as a preferred mode of daily food offering to Pitras [15 & 16].
administration of drugs [1].
2.5 Camphor
2. HAWAN SAMAGRI Camphor, or cinnamomum camphora, is
2.1 Cow’s Ghee extracted from the Camphor tree, a close
Benefits of burning Cow Ghee in Yagna relative of cinnamon. Long considered a
are i. Purification of atmosphere, ii. very sacred plant with healing powers.
Production of oxygen in environment, iii. Spiritually, camphor is very healing. It
Disinfects air and cleans environment, iv. can give you a sense of liberation from
Heal the respiratory system and clear any your obligations. Camphor can also uplift
blood clots and bacterium affecting the the mood, especially to a higher, more
nasal, lungs and veins and v. Helps in spiritual vibration. As alternative
combustion process [12 & 13]. medicine, Camphor is especially useful for
The cow‟s ghee the very important fighting colds and flu. The cool, pungent
ingredient of havan has been referred as aroma of Camphor can instantly clear the
an antidote to the poison in VEDAS. Its sinuses. Camphor is also useful for
fragrance purifies the physical treating aches and pains in the muscles
atmosphere. Ghee when burnt in fire goes and joints [1, 17].
up in the atmosphere and the fat particles
get laden on the dust particles in the 2.6 Barley seeds (Jau)
atmosphere (somewhat similar to the It may not be as popular as wheat or oats,
stickiness on the objects in the kitchen) but barley is called the “King of the
and comes back to the earth in form of cereals”. Barley contains all nutrients that
rain thus nourishes the vegetation on the are vital for maintaining optimum health.
mother earth [1]. It protects the heart against various
cardiovascular diseases. It also protects
2.2 Mango wood the kidney, urinary tract, liver, bones,
The main ingredient in havan is mango joints and ensures their normal
wood which when burnt releases FORMIC functioning [15, 17].
ALDEHYDE a gas which kills harmful
bacterias thus purifies the atmosphere. 2.7 Sandalwood
Formaldehyde is sprayed to disinfect walls Sandalwood is well-known for its skin
and ceilings and is also used to preserve benefiting properties and is often used in
the fruits as formic acid which is skin care products and routines.
produced by burning mango wood [14]. Sandalwood is rich with the chemical
component santalol, which is part of the
2.3 Jaggery alcohols functional group and has a
The jaggery burnt in the havan also sesquiterpene backbone. It contains both
releases the formic aldehyde gas. Since, α-santalol and ß-santalol. This ever-
the formaldehyde is effective only in the present chemical constituent contributes
presence of water that is why there is a greatly to Sandalwood oil‟s grounding
ritual of sprinkling the water around the effect on emotions [17 & 18].
Havan–Kund and in the air. The water is
also available in form of water vapours 2.8 Loban
found in the atmosphere [1, 14]. Burning Loban/Benzoin acts as an Anti-
Depressant. „Loban‟ or “Benzoin” is
2.4 Black sesame seeds actually extracted from the resin out of
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the Boswellia tree, which is then further and then this smoke is rich with the
churned into creating oils and incense. As AROMA of all the material burnt in it acts
we inhale the incense of Loban/Benzoin, as stimulant to the brain and the same
it directly affects the TRPV3 protein in our carbon dioxide is used by the plants also
brain, producing warm sensations on the [12 & 13]. Havan has been found an
skin. When one comes in contact with the effective method to reduce the FUNGAL
„loban‟ incense or Benzoin, an anxiolytic load in small office or room. As per the
effect (to reduce anxiety suffering) is experiments conducted the havan fire
experienced, and the individual feels smoke has the potency to kill fungi like
relaxed and stress-free, with a clear mind. Aspergillus, Penicillium, Curvuleria and
most of the diseases are caused because cladosporium etc.
of insects and other germs in the air. A
few insects in the air cannot be seen but 3. ACTION OF HAWAN ON
they can cause major health problems. ATMOSPHERE
The key benefit of burning Loban is that it A scientific research paper titled
keeps every germ in the air away from “Medicinal Smokes” concluded in 2006
your house whether it is an insect bite or that contrary to common belief, the smoke
food poisoning. For better effect burn it from certain types of plants are not
twice a day [12, 19]. harmful to the lungs. Instead, conclusive
evidence suggests that smudging can help
2.9 Guggal those people affected by poor air quality
Antibiotic herbs like guggal when burnt such as those suffering from cough, colds,
cause rain and purify the atmosphere. asthma, migraines and many others [20].
Havan ritual is like giving back to the The research was conducted in more than
atmosphere what we have taken from the 50 countries, across more than five
atmosphere. The aromatic herbs when continents throughout the globe. It was
burnt remove the foul odour in the discovered that fumes that came from
atmosphere by their fragrance [9, 17]. burning plants can be used as an effective
air purifier.
2.10 Brahmi Another paper was published in
Brahmi is a therapeutic herb commonly the Journal of Ethnopharmacology that
used as memory enhancer and a health examined the purifying potential and
tonic. Brahmi is excellent for improving ability of smoke-based remedies. They
brain functions and strengthening discovered that in addition to the many
memory. It enhances the three aspects of health benefits, the smoke is a powerful
memory which include long term memory, antiseptic, meaning it can prevent the
short term memory and the retaining growth of disease-causing
capacity. Brahmi has a cooling property microorganisms. They have observed that
which keeps the mind calm and free of burning medicinal smoke in an enclosed
anxiety. It also promotes sound sleep [9, room reduced the airborne bacterial count
17]. by over 94 percent [21].
“Absence of pathogenic bacteria
2.11 Dry Fruits Corynebacterium urealyticum,
The oxidation of hydrocarbons in (ghee Curtobacterium flaccumfaciens,
and oils found in dry fruits) produce Enterobacter aerogenes (Klebsiella
formic acid and acetic acid (vinegar) used mobilis), Kocuria rosea, Pseudomonas
to preserve food material [12 & 13]. syringae pv. persicae, Staphylococcus
lentus, and Xanthomonas campestris pv.
2.12 Generated Carbon dioxide tardicrescens in the open room even after
The carbon dioxide acts as a Cerebral 30 days is indicative of the bactericidal
Stimulant suffering from lack of potential of the medicinal smoke
ventilation (mouth to mouth breathing treatment. We have demonstrated that
technique) is a common practice in using medicinal smoke it is possible to
medical world. Similarly carbon dioxide completely eliminate diverse plant and
produced in havan is at a very slow pace
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human pathogenic bacteria of the air the reactions again undergo slow
within confined space [20 & 21]. combustion and as a result methyl and
It is very difficult to interpret the ethyl alcohols, formaldehyde,
process of combustion in a Hawan due to: acetaldehyde, formic acid and acetic acids
varying properties of substances used, are resulted [25].
unspecified conditions of combustion i.e.
products of combustion depend on the Photo-Chemical reaction: All the volatile
following factors like nature of substances substances diffused in the surrounding
used and their proportions, temperature atmosphere undergo the photochemical
attained, air supply control and reactions in the sunlight that is why it is
interaction amongst the various products recommended that Yagya to be performed
formed etc. in the presence of sunlight. These
changes occur in the ultra-violet and
Vaporization of wood: Besides complete other short wavelength regions. The
combustion of cellulose of wood, it is also products of fumigation thus go
subjected to vaporization. This occur due photochemical decomposition, oxidation
to the Samidhas arranged in the and reduction. To some extent even CO2
Agnikunda, the conditions of temperature is also reduced to formaldehyde as
and air supply which prevail in it [22]. follows:
CO2(Carbon dioxide) + H2O (water) +
Odorous Substances Steam 112,000 cal Formaldehyde +
Volatilization: The temperature in O2(oxygen)
Agnihotra varies in the range 250°C -
600°C, while in actual flames it can go as From environmental angle, reduction of
high as 1200°C to 1300°C. The boiling CO2 produced in Yagya as above and
points of volatile constituents get diffused liberation of oxygen cannot be
over in the surrounding atmosphere. Also overemphasized [22, 25, 27].
when cellulose and other carbohydrates Experimental studies reveal that
undergo combustion, steam is formed in the incidence of physical ailments,
copious quantities by the combination of sickness and disease are reduced in the
hydrogen of organic substances with the houses, where the Agnihotra is regularly
oxygen. This is how the substances like performed because it creates a pure,
thymol, eugenol, pinene, terpinol etc., are nutritional and medicinal atmosphere. It
spread in the surroundings and the renews the brain cells, revitalizes the
aroma of a Yagya is smelt even at skin, purifies blood and prevents growth
considerable distances. Along with steam, of pathogenic organisms. Agnihotra is
smoke is also given out in large quantities basically a healing process. „Heal the
and solid particles existing in a highly atmosphere and the healed atmosphere
divided state offer sufficient surface for will heal you‟ is the Modus Operandi.
mechanical diffusion. Thus smoke also Purification of environment through the
functions as colloidal particles for constituent electrons of the substances
diffusion of volatile aromatic substances fumigated in the Yagya is a well proved
depending on temperature and direction effect of this process [28 & 29].
of the wind [23 & 24]. The Indian system of Yagya is based
on Vedic philosophy, is not a mere
Fatty Substances Combustion: The fatty burning of few yogic substances but
substances used in Yagya are mainly ghee actually destroys the harmful gases of
and other of vegetable origin. Ghee helps Sulphur dioxide and Nitrous oxide
in rapid combustion of cellulose of wood present in the air and also kills germs
and keeps the fire alight. All fatty present in water [30].
substances used are combinations of fatty
acids, which volatilise easily. The 4. ACTION OF HAWAN ON HEALTH
combustion of glycerol portion gives The research conducted in allopathic
acetone bodies, pyruvic aldehyde and medicine found that no bacteria was
glyoxal etc. The hydrocarbons produced in killed when 1 k.g. of mango wood was
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burnt in a closed room but when the inhales – through the skin-pores and
same was burnt with havan samigri the respiration – the vapours of sublimated
bacterial count was reduced by 94%. The herbs. This elevates the level of free
air sample even after 24 hrs. showed that radicals – antioxidants, and negative ions
bacteria count was lower by 96%. So and thus upon reaching the brain and the
havan is helpful to prevent air born nerves eliminates the major cause of
infections like T.B. and other viral mental tensions [34 & 35].
infections [21, 31]. Prof. Tilward says that
fumes of havan kills the bacteria of T.B., Diabetic Treatment: The urine sugar
Measeles, Cow pox, Small pox. A scientist level of some acute diabetic patients was
TAUTLIK found that if we stay in a place found to be totally absent and the level of
where havan is being performed for half blood sugar was reduced to normal just
an hour the germs of typhoid fever are after two to three weeks of daily agnihotra
killed. [33].
Yagya-therapy has been found to
be quite effective in the cure of a variety of Relief from Drug Addictions: An officer
contagious diseases and the diseases of 25 years age who had been a poly drug
caused by bacterial, viral attack/infection abuser in the past was selected for the
including those of oral and dental study by Lt. Col. G.R. Golecha, a senior
systems. Yagyopathy is also found to be adviser in the psychiatry di vision of the
of immense use in treatment of Indian army. The patient was at that time
psychosomatic disorders and addicted to heroin for 2 years. He had
psychological and psychiatric problems. underwent some De-addiction courses
The domain of mental ailments, though twice in the past with no benefit and had
invisible is much wider and intense than become De-motivated and resistant to
those of the varieties of bodily diseases. such methods. He was then introduced to
Almost the entire human society is agnihotra. The practice of agnihotra
suffering from these in one form or the resulted in improving his motivation to
other. The roots of over 90% of the abstain from smack and showed
somatic diseases too lie in the hidden significant decrease in his urge for it
folds of the patient‟s mind. Confusion, within a few weeks [33].
illusion, fear, suspicion, fury, excitement, In Yajurveda, Hawan is said to be the
whimsical attitude, etc are common Naabhi (nucleus) of the the entire world.
mental deficiencies that are often found in Just like Naabhi has an important place
most of us to some extent. If left in the Human body, so is the role of Yagya
unchecked, their persistence and silent in this world. Western Scientists have
growth turn an otherwise normal fellow done numerous experiments in the field of
into a sort of cranky or „halfmad‟ one. air-purification and extolled the virtues of
Depression, insomnia, and varieties of Yagya. Agnihotra University has been
puzzling psychiatric cases and insanity established in Germany specifically to
are more painful than the bodily carry out research in this field [33]. We
sufferings. Accidie, aboulia, amnesia, must perform Yagya on a regular basis, if
dullness, inefficiency, etc are offshoots of we want people and animals / birds in
mental illness of some other kinds that our home or environment to benefit.
lead to sufferings like poverty,
backwardness, insult, negligence, scorn 5. CONCLUSION
etc [32 & 33]. Homa was found to be one of the
The sublimated vital elements and most economical means of
herbal medicines inhaled in Yagya first purifying environmental pollution.
reach the brain and then to the lungs and Global effects such as patching up
other parts – the gross as well as the of ozone hole, removal of harmful
subtle components, of the body. Thus, it radiation and radioactivity are
has a direct healing effect on brain-borne proved by scientists round the
diseases and complexities. The body world.
absorbs the heat of its sacrificial fire and
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