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7. “HOM HIT CHIT PRET SU HOVE, TO BAS BEKUNTHE PAVE”
Offer oblation in the holy fire (HOM/HAVAN) with
feelings of welfare, devotion & love.
It means if we do HAVAN with our heart filled with feelings of welfare, devotion and love then we will achieve heaven. It is very clear from this rule that we should not just do the HAVAN as a ritual or formality. Havan is a very old and most important religious ritual of Hindu Dharma but it was limited to be performed by Brahmins only but Guru Ji made every member of family eligible to perform this important ritual. During Havan offerings are made in the holy fire. It is believed that the offerings go directly to the God therefore offerings should be good & pure. It has been proved that Havan also helps in purification of the air(environment). In Bishnoi Community Havan is done as per following procedure The place where Havan to be performed is cleaned or washed. A dry & clean fire wood (khejari or mango) or cow dung cake and Ghee (butter) is used to light the fire. When the fire is lit then Havan Samgri (made of barley, sesame etc.) and milk, curd, sugar, sweet dish, and Ghee is offered to the holy fire God. Mantras are recited and wishes are made for welfare of all living beings, love, peace and harmony. Havan should be performed during all the religious & social occasions e.g. birth, marriage, death, Amawas, entry to new house, starting a new business or work and during festivals e.g. Holi, Diwali, Mela etc. In temples Havan should be performed daily and in the house if it can be performed daily then that is the best. After Havan, the Pahal(sacred water) should be distributed to all present. |
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