About Online Agni Dev Puja & Yagna

Agni Dev, regarded in Vedic tradition as the God of Fire, is described in texts as present in many forms such as the Sun, lightning, sacrificial fire, household fire, and even the digestive fire within living beings. He is considered a messenger between humans and deities, carrying offerings made during rituals. In Vedic literature, Agni is depicted with two heads, symbolizing immortality and life, and with seven tongues of fire, known as Saptajihva. He is often shown riding a ram. References to Agni can be found in the Vedas, Puranas, Ramayana, and Mahabharata, where he plays a role in significant events and rituals.

Traditional Significance

• Agni is mentioned as an essential presence in many Vedic rituals.
• He is considered a link between the earthly and divine realms.
• Associated in texts with knowledge, illumination, and purification.
• Festivals like Holika Dahan and events such as Sita’s Agni Pariksha are linked to Agni in traditional stories.

Suggested Mantra

OM MAHA JWALAYA VIDHMAHE
AGNI DEVAYA DHEEMAHE
TANNO AGNI PRACHODAYAT

Puja Procedure (as followed traditionally)

According to traditional practice, Agni Puja may include steps such as Sankalp, Ganesh Sthapan, Kalash Sthapan, Navgrah Sthapan, invocation of deities, mantra chanting for Agni Dev, recitation of Agni Stotra, offering of ghee, honey, sugar, sandalwood, and other items into the fire, followed by Aarti and distribution of Prasad. The exact sequence can vary based on regional and family customs.

Priests & Duration

• 11,000 Japas – usually conducted by 4 priests in one day (approx. 5–6 hours)
• 21,000 Japas – 7 priests in one day (approx. 7–8 hours)
• 51,000 Japas – 5 priests over three days (approx. 7–8 hours daily)
• 1,25,000 Japas – 7 priests over five days (approx. 7–8 hours daily)

Puja Schedule

The date and timings for the Online Agni Dev Puja are shared via email after booking. Participants or their representatives may join virtually. A short highlight video (10–15 minutes) is also provided after the puja.

Puja Prasadam Options

Two options are available:

• Donate the Prasadam: The items are respectfully donated to a Brahmin after the puja. A longer video recording is shared in this case.
• Receive the Prasadam: The prasadam is shipped to your provided address.

Items in Puja Prasadam

• Agni Yantra
• Mala / Bracelet (energized as per tradition)
• Rudraksha bead
• Chunri
• Red thread (Mouli)
• Kumkum and Akshat (colored rice)

Details Required

For performing the puja, the following details are generally requested:

• Name(s) of the person(s)
• Date, place, and time of birth
• Sankalp (intention or wish for the puja)

Notes & Disclaimer

This puja is conducted by learned priests as per Vedic traditions in Ahmedabad, India. Information provided is based on cultural and scriptural references. No medical, financial, or guaranteed outcomes are claimed. Effects may vary from person to person and are subject to personal faith and belief.