Resonance Point at Tapovan

On May 17^th 1999 we established a Resonance Point in the newly constructed Agni Shala (Agnihotra hut).

First we performed Purusha Súkta Yajnya in a new pyramid, emptied the ash and then buried that pyramid at a depth of about ½ metre on the eastern side of the Agni Shala. 

After completion of Purusha Súkta Yajnya the pyramid begins to generate energies. We can say it is now charged. 

Next, directly above this buried pyramid, we raised a column of mud within a brick form to heart chakra level when sitting taking care to maintain correct alignment of the pyramid with east. (N.B. No cement has been used in construction of the Agni Shala or Yajnya Shala, only lime mortar).

 On top of this mud column we performed Vyáhruti Homa in a second new pyramid, again emptied the ash and replaced this pyramid in exactly the same position on the mud column. This pyramid is also now charged. These are the first two resonance pyramids and they will be kept permanently in these positions and will not be used again for Yajnya or Agnihotra.

Two more new pyramids were introduced into the Agni Shala to the sides of the resonance column at a slightly lower level, the left hand one for morning and evening Agnihotra only and the right hand one for Vyáhruti Homa. Then to activate the Agni Shala we began with sunset Agnihotra that same day. (These huts have to be activated by starting with sunset Agnihotra, not sunrise). Now, in order to maintain the power of the Resonance Point, Agnihotra must be performed in the Agni Shala each day at sunrise and sunset.

Next we installed two new pyramids in the new Yajnya Shala, near the western entrance. The left hand one again for Agnihotra only and the right hand one for Om Tryambakam Yajnya. In this hut we now maintain 24 hour round-the-clock Om Tryambakam Yajnya. Agnihotra can also be performed in this hut if a second person is present. We have a second entrance in this hut on the northern wall for the general public who come to observe the Yajnya and benefit from sitting in the healing atmosphere. Actually, people who come to sit in this hut automatically become healed by the Yajnya. (Yajnya is the most powerful of all the healing modalities).

Later, near the extremities of the farm in each of the four directions, north, south, east and west, we built up another four columns of mud, each also within a brick form, to heart chakra level when standing. Again four new pyramids were each charged by performing Vyáhruti Homa, emptying the ash and finally installing the empty pyramids on top of these mud columns. For security reasons these pyramids are concealed just below the top of the brick form and covered to protect against rain. If extra personnel are available these four pyramids may also be used for Agnihotra, but otherwise they remain untouched.

Now each Agnihotra performed in the Agni Shala becomes more potent by a factor of several times. And also the Agnihotra ash becomes extremely medicinal. We may now have to think in terms of exporting this ash to countries in Europe for example. Of course, as with all Agnihotra ash medicines, there is no charge for this.

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Last modified: Saturday March 27, 2004.