Yajna Explained: Inner Yajna & Outer Yajna | Vedic Wisdom for Inner & Outer Harmony!!!

[@blueberryyogini]

This is a lovely video, and a great topic. I look forward to the rest in this series. Thank you. I have what I call my "Inner Homa," I imagine a square fire pit in my being (like in the picture in this video, with the priests sitting around it). That which I no longer want within myself (it could be an unhelpful perspective, or habit, or a fear, etc.) with reverence and love I watch it burn in the homa. The death of what I no longer want creates space for positive thoughts and emotions to enter my life, so I could be of better service to the world. 🙏💞✨

[@tattvam]

Wow! This is such a great practice. Thank you so much for sharing. Pinning this so that others may also use this practice.

[@blueberryyogini]

@@tattvam Thank you, ma'am. Pranams. 🙏🪷

[@blueberryyogini]

@@tattvam I have to add, though, that sometimes I do get stuck. It isn't always easy to change course. For the small things, yes, it's easy. But some things are more emotional, or more deeply ingrained. I require assistance to get through them. That's when I call on the guru for help. I don't do it alone. I'm fortunate that my guru is no longer confined to what was his annamayakosha in his last janma here. Sometimes, this is a good thing. Now, I consider _every day_ as Guru Purnima, not just one day of the year. But every moment, of every day. 🙏☺️

[@dwarkanathkc9750]

🙏🙏 Thanks for the wonderful , informative video. 🙏🙏 🙏🙏

[@ganapathygvenmani6064]

नमस्ते भगिनि 🙏 Great content and presentation. Someone already said in their comments, this is a much needed information. Thank you for doing this and pray to God for your continued effort. अन्तर्यज्ञ seems more resonating with me.

[@arti315]

So beautiful! Thank you❤❤

[@nadathurvenk.d1995]

Very nice topic mam. I would like to perform the inner yagnya as it elevates a person to the next level. Congrats to you for referring many rare scriptures and presenting nice topics like this.

[@milinddeshmukh942]

Thanks à lot Madam Namo Namaha.

[@SamatvamYogshala]

Beautiful explanation ❤

[@ganeshanram3225]

Great presentation. You are marvellous!

[@prabhakarachappidi7017]

Very well explained.

[@draja1961]

अन्तर्यज्ञा। धन्यवादाः भगिनि।

[@prabhakarachappidi7017]

I like anthar yagna.

[@chandramouli7430]

excellent beautiful rendering of thoughts. I would choose antar yagna. Reason is what all required are within my reach. No opportunity for other external influence can stop me from doing what i want.

[@srisailajachennubhatla6284]

Whatever possible according to availability of time & energy 🙏

[@skumar-dx7ds]

Thank you Shubha. I notice you are very sincere and committed. You inspire me to learn more from your informative presentations. My preference is for Antara yagnya. Keep up the excellent work. Thank you. Namonamaha

[@almanian2506]

I contributed for your continued growth and success. For me, antar-yagna for self realization and bhaya-yagna for Veda samrakshanam and loka kshemam

[@tattvam]

Thank you so much for your generous contribution 🙏🏻. And very well said about antar and bahya yagna!

[@Psycho-d8h]

Mahoday ! I think both antar yajna and baahya yajna are intertwined. 'Baahya yajna provides a base for growth in antar yajna and a good base is required for anything' - I heard from elders I prefer antar as it is convenient for me. Thank you very much.🎉

[@narasimhareddy4653]

Amma you are giving valuable information

[@nihaljayaweera8726]

Thank you Madam .I am from Sri Lanka - down south - Galle .

[@Gagz_Squad]

Namo namah Sister❤ Great video

[@shivaom108]

Very lovely presentation. Thank you. Agnaye Swaha

[@dilipnexuss6574]

अंतर्यज्ञ as well as बाह्ययज्ञ both are important. I think we perform a बाह्ययज्ञ when we plant trees and nurture these or when we carry out social services, or when we revive a dead river, or when we create a Miyawaki Forest. Examples of अंतर्यज्ञ may be doing प्राणायाम, meditation, मानसपूजा etc.

[@parameswaransankaran7248]

🙏🙏🙏

[@hemanagarajan208]

Shubjaji, a satra yagnya of 12 years duration is being performed in Belagola, (Mandya dist) at the parashara gurukulam. The satra yagnya started 2+ years ago

[@tattvam]

Yes mahodaya. I visited Parashara Gurukulam 2 years back and even made a video on that. Thanks for putting here in the comments aptly. People will come to know.

[@vedicspace]

amazing!!! thank you so much for the research.. this is much needed effort

[@subbalakshmisubrahmanyam4207]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@prahladakumarsreekantham2707]

Yajnya , according to Upanishadic explantions , means entering into different types of forms of matter and life. It basicallys a TRANSFORMATION in it's broadest meaning. The particular Upanishad describes the different stages through which a dead person's Aatma goes before it is Reborn. Megha, Rain, Plant, food, Man's sperm and finally a fertilized Ova in mother's womb. There are many more forms of Yajnya, from Avyakta to Shuddha Vyakta to Pre-atomic particles to atoms to different elements etc. Every transformation is a huge Yajnya, present Transition stage is that of a Manan sheela Maanava.

[@dilipnexuss6574]

Thank You. Explained very nicely. In his comments on Bhagavadgita Acharya Vinoba Bhave gave very good understanding of the यज्ञ. It may be any action which is carried out for any entity like our human body, society, or the creation as a sign of our gratitude, or to restore it to its normal state, to repair damages caused by its use and misuse.

[@dineshjoshi1215]

Antaryajna changes us progressive ly because it is going in nature too, and on the base of that the imagination of the bahyayajna. Both are its components its meaning of yajna. First one is essential to me or us. Thank you.

[@alkasingal]

Namo Namah . Prefer inner yagna. Excellent information. I will like some information about inner yagna. There is a chapter in Taittiriya samhita, I think 6th prapathak between Rudram Namakam (5th) and Chamakam(7th).

[@neetamirji564]

Very nicely and clearly explained Shubha mahodaya. Is there any video of you explaining Gayatri mantra?

[@tattvam]

Thank you so much Neeta mahodaya! I do not have any video where I explain the Gayathri mantra. Will try to do it in future.

[@nihaljayaweera8726]

Both yajna .but I do anthar yajna.

[@balasubramanayam9502]

Anthoryajna

[@Nanda-i9h]

How can I join your Sanskrit classes for beginners?

[@tattvam]

Please send an email to [e-mail] or send a message to 8660795789

[@rbkacademy3731]

Shubha Bhagini, Pranamam! I've a doubt. Was saMskRtaM ever been a common language (ie, does anyone has saMskRtaM as his mother tongue ?) or it had been used only for prayers and worship ? Kindly clarify 🙏🏻 Dhanyavadah