“Through the Yagyas, everything is possible, Yagyas are all powerful." 

The four Vedas signify the philosophy of the eternity and absolute complementary role of Gayatri and Yagya in the divine creation. Atharvaveda also deals with sound therapy aspects of Mantras for the treatment of the ailing human system at the physical, psycological and spiritual levels. The Samaveda focuses on the musical chanting patterns of the Mantras and the subtle form of Yagya by defining the latter as the process of mental oblation on the surface of internal emotions through the cosmic radiation of the omnipresent subtle energy of sound. The Yajurveda contains the knowledge of principles and methods of performing Yagyas as Spiritual and Scientific experiments for global welfare.

Yagya is mainly the whole process of a ceremony in which Vedic Mantra's are recited, Fire Sacrifice is done, Prayers are done, Stotra Path is done, Gods and Goddesses are worshipped, donations are made, Pandits have been eaten and the hosts are blessed. Now a days, doing fire-sacrifice is defined as a Yagya but in fact that is called - Home (not Homa, however we will use this incorrect word to make the things clear without taking risk of misunderstanding). A Yagya can be either for a purpose or without a purpose, just for devotion. When the Yagya is purposeful, a Samkalp (oath in your name to divert the results towards you) must be taken and the sweared ritual and quantity must be fulfilled. There are several strict regulations for purposeful Yagyas. Ved Bhagwan Normally does purposeful Yagyas and follows all the regulations precisely.

All activities in the limitless expansion of the universe are said to have generated from a grand eternal Yajna (Yagya).  Atharva Veda (9.15.14) describes Yagya as: “Ayam Yajna Vishvasya Bhuvanasya Nabheehi” – implying Yagya as the fundamental process of manifestation of nature.

In physical terms, Yagya (homam, havan or agnihotra) is a process of herbal sacrifices in holy fire aimed at the finest utilization of the subtle properties of  sacrificed  matter with the help of the thermal energy of fire and the sound energy of the mantras. Modern scientific research has also shown significant therapeutic applications of Yagya and also affirmed its potential in purification of environment.

Literally speaking, Yagya means - selfless sacrifice for noble purposes. Sacrificing of the ego, selfishness and material attachments and adopting rational thinking, humane compassion and dedicated creativity for the welfare of all - is indeed the best Yagya which should be performed by all human beings. The philosophy of Yagya teaches a way of living in the society in harmony, a living style to promote and protect higher humane values in the society - which is indeed the basis of the ideal human culture.