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Contents
Evergreen Revolution.............................................................................. 3
Documentation...................................................................................... 4
Benefits of Organic Farming...................................................................... 5
GMOs - Biological Time-Bomb .................................................................... 6
Why Homa Organic Farming?..................................................................... 7
What is Homa Organic Farming? ................................................................. 8
How Does Homa Organic Farming Work? ...................................................... 8
What is Agnihotra? ................................................................................. 9
Materials Required for Agnihotra ............................................................... 9
Agnihotra Mantras .................................................................................. 10
Agnihotra Procedure .............................................................................. 11
How Does Agnihotra Work? ....................................................................... 12
Resonance Point .................................................................................... 13
Vermicompost ....................................................................................... 16
Gloria Biosol ......................................................................................... 18
Application of Homa Therapy in Organic Farming ........................................... 20
Soil & Water Improvement with Homa Organic Farming ................................... 22
Friends of the Farmer - Cow ................................................................... 25
Earthworm .......................................................... 26
Honeybee ........................................................... 27
Homa Therapy Pest & Disease Management .................................................. 28
Examples of Homa Therapy Pest & Disease Management................................... 30
Testimonies of Homa Farmers ................................................................... 33
Appendix 1: Why Homa Organic Farming by Vasant V. Paranjpe ......................... 36
Appendix 2: Agnihotra - a New Dimension .................................................... 42
Appendix 3: Europeans Beware ................................................................. 43
Appendix 4: Report from Braunschweig University, Germany ............................ 45
Appendix 5: Agnihotra Ash for Water Purification .......................................... 46
Appendix 6: Report from Agricultural University in Peru .................................. 48
Appendix 7: Homa Vermiculture by Dr Gloria Guzman ..................................... 52
Photo Album ......................................................................................... 54
Evergreen Revolution
n There can be no more business as usual.
n World food is in crisis.
n In the last 2 years we have consumed more food than we produced.
n Per acre production of food grains is decreasing.
n Soil condition is deteriorating.
n Nutrients and micro-organisms are disappearing from the soil.
n Horticulture crops are coming under attack from new pests and diseases.
n GMOs (e.g. Bt cotton) are causing serious problems.
n Ground water supplies are being depleted.
n Acid rain, ozone holes.
n Pollution in atmosphere, soil and water.
n Radiation, man-made and natural.
HOMA
Organic
Farming
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Documentation
Has anyone seen the results of this
technology in modern times? Yes!
Successful application of Homa Organic Farming
has been documented by agronomical engineers
connected with the Office of the Presidency of
the Republic of Peru, in South America, on all
crops grown in the Amazon region, on 3,000
acres simultaneously with observations for seven
months.
Translation from original Spanish document
signed and sealed
by the Ministry of the PresidencyINADE (National Institute of Development)
Republic of Peru,
The Headquarters of the Zone Leoncio Prado-Padre Abad
Certifies:
That since 7 months ago, in the area of Alto Huallaga, an Organic and Ecological
technique called HOMA THERAPY, is being applied in the rejuvenation of the crops of the
region, achieving to substantially reduce the existence of different pathogenic agents.
As a consequence, plagues and diseases were eradicated, the yield of the harvest was
increased, the fruit grew healthy, with better color, taste, weight, texture, etc. Since
many years, efforts have been made to overcome the critical situation regarding plant
health, with methods such as: cultural control, chemical control, biological control,
legal control, etc., without having achieved any success.
In the zone of Alto Huallaga to date we have established 30 modules and more are
being installed in agricultural areas in which HOMA THERAPY is being applied, each one
with 40 hectares. This makes a total of about 1,200 hectares. All of them are under an
integrated system of perennial crops such as plantain, bananas, papaya, cocoa, citrus,
avocados, coffee, tea, star fruit, mango, etc. These are combined with annual crops of a
short vegetative cycle such as rice, corn, soya bean, nuts, sesame, etc., and
complemented with apiculture and cattle rearing.
We give full support to Dr. Gloria Guzman Mendez in her capacity as expert and the
person in charge of AGRICULTURAL HOMA THERAPY in our area of influence and we have
considered to give total support to the farmers who have been working in the
application of HOMA THERAPY because with their work, they are making a contribution
in favor of agriculture, of the conservation of soils, forests and the preservation of the
environment in the area of Alto Huallaga.
Tingo Maria, May 17th, 1999
MINISTRY OF THE PRESIDENCY-INADE
Special Project Alto Huallaga
(Signature)
_______________________
Engineer Jose A. Munoz Cardenas
Chief, Support Office of the Zone L.P.-P.A.
n Due to hybrid and compound pollution some western Scientists think that we have
reached a stage which may be termed 'Irreversible'.
n Organic farming methods which used to give wonderful results even fifteen years ago
now fail to do so, due to hybrid pollution.
n The solution is:
What is Agnihotra?
n Agnihotra, the basic healing fire of HOMA Therapy, is a small fire prepared in a copper
pyramid exactly at sunrise and sunset each day.
n Agnihotra can neutralize the effects of pollution on plants, animals and human beings
and at the same time give nourishment.
There are vibrations that exist every-where. It is only vibrations when you go into it.
Where there is vibration there is also sound. When we do these Mantras, the sounds we
utter activate these special vibrations that will create certain atmosphere of effects.
Then the desired results are realised. These vibrations exist for everything, so anything
can be activated, controlled or changed by Mantras.
Agnihotra Mantras
AT SUNRISE
sooryya swh sooryya idam na mama
Add the first portion of rice after Swh.
Prajpataye swh prajpataye idam na mama
Add the second portion of rice after Swh.
AT SUNSET
Agnaye swh agnaye idam na mama
Add the first portion of rice after Swh.
prajpataye swh prajpataye idam na mama
Add the second portion of rice after Swh.
Agnihotra should be
performed every day
at sunrise and sunset.
Vyahruti Mantra
bhooh swh agnaye idam na mama
Add a drop of ghee after swh.
bhuwah swh wyawe idam na mama
Add a drop of ghee after swh.
swah swh sooryya idam na mama
Add a drop of ghee after swh.
bhoor bhuwah swah swh
Prajpataye idam na mama
Add a spoonful of ghee after swh.
Om Tryambakam Mantra
Om tryambakam yajmahe sugandhim pushti wardhanam
urwrukamiwa bandhann mrutyor muksheeya mmrutt swh
Add a drop of ghee after swh.
Om Tryambakam Homa should be performed at least 4 hours every day.
It should also performed for 24 hours on full moon and no moon days.
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Agnihotra Procedure
A few minutes before the actual time of sunrise
and sunset you should start to prepare the
Agnihotra fire as follows:
Place a flat piece of dried cow dung at the bottom
of the copper pyramid. Arrange pieces of dried
cow dung in the pyramid in such a manner as will
allow air to pass. Apply a little Ghee to a small
piece of cow dung and light it. Insert this lighted
piece of cow dung in the middle of the pyramid.
Soon all the dung in the pyramid will catch fire.
You may use a hand fan to blow the air and help
the flame. However, do not blow on the fire so as
to avoid bacteria from the mouth affecting the
fire.
Do not use any mineral oil or similar material to
start the fire. At sunrise and sunset the fire should
be ablaze in the pyramid.
You take a few grains of rice in a dish or your left
palm and apply a few drops of ghee to them.
Exactly at sunrise utter the first Mantra and after
the word SWAHA add a few grains of rice (as little
as you can hold in the pinch of your fingers will
suffice) to the fire.
Utter the second Mantra and after the word
SWAHA add a few grains of rice to the fire.
This completes morning Agnihotra.
At sunset do the same by using evening Mantras.
This completes evening Agnihotra.
If you miss the timing it is not Agnihotra and you
will not get the healing effect on the atmosphere
or in the ash.
After each Agnihotra try to spare as many minutes
as you can for meditation. You can sit at least till
the fire extinguishes itself. Agnihotra creates
medicinal and healing atmosphere.
Just before the next Agnihotra collect the ash and
keep it in a glass or earthen container. It can be
used for plants or making folk medicines.
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Resonance Point
Resonance Technique is a part of HOMA Therapy. Simple practices are used to heal large
areas of diseased land in a short time.
The same human effort is required to heal one or one hundred and fifty acres. Therefore
we can install a RESONANCE POINT, to heal up to 150 acres of land. For this 10 new
pyramids are needed which are charged with mantras and placed on the farm in a
special configuration by a Homa Therapy volunteer who is authorized to install
resonance points. Also 2 simple huts have to be built with inexpensive, natural
materials, found locally, like wood, adobe bricks, mats, bamboo, stone, cane, etc.
Nobody will live there. They are simply to protect the person performing the healing
fires of HOMA Therapy from the sun, rain and to prevent animals like dogs, cats,
chickens, etc. from entering.
AGNIHOTRA HUT
One hut, the main hut or Agnihotra hut is where the AGNIHOTRA fire is performed daily
at sunrise and sunset. It is ideal to build this hut in the centre of the farm, if possible.
Size should be approx. 3 x 4 meters, the longer side aligned with the EAST/WEST axis.
Near the EAST wall and parallel to it, a
hole of approximately 18 inches depth
Diagram of the Agnihotra Hut
and 1 ft x 1 ft should be dug. All this
Made of natural materials like straw, straw mats, adobe bricks,
should be ready before the Homa
bamboo, wood,
Therapy volunteers come to install and
stones and
other easy
activate the resonance point. After
Floor is 1 ft
available
elevated with
activation, once the main pyramid is
natural
clay, stones,
buried, a column of mud is built on top
materials.
adobe bricks,
of it, to an approximate height of 18
wood, etc.
inches and another activated pyramid is
placed on top of it, directly above the
buried pyramid. This way, the pyramid
N
E
4m
on the column is at heart level of the
Minimum 3 m
person sitting on the floor in front of the
S
W
column. The pyramid on the column will
not be used again, but acts as a
Resonance Pyramid.
Then two of the other activated pyramids
are placed on smaller mud platforms on
the right and left hand side in front of
the main column. The one on the left is
for the daily AGNIHOTRA performance and
the one on the right is for the
performance of other occasional fires.
Altogether we have 4 pyramids in this
hut. The Agnihotra hut is a place of
silence, no words, other than the
Mantras, are spoken inside. This way
there is no interference with the subtle
healing energies. This hut is the
Generator of Healing energies.
15 cm
Floor level
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Resonance Point
TRYAMBAKAM HUT
This hut is to be little larger than the
first one (4x5m). We call it the HEALING
HUT or OM TRYAMBAKAM HUT. It is for
sick people to sit there and they get
automatically healed. It is the fire. We
are doing the fires for agriculture, yet
the whole area becomes healing area for
sick plants, animals and human beings.
In this HEALING hut, 2 pyramids are to
be placed on small columns of mud. The
one on the right is for OM TRYAMBAKAM
HOMA and the one on the left is for
AGNIHOTRA. We do 4 hours Om
Tryambakam Homa daily and twenty-four
hours on full and new moon days here. It
is better to construct this hut at the
entrance of the farm so that outsiders
can come and go without disturbing the
privacy of those who live and/or work on
the farm.
Floor is 30 cm
elevated
5m
Minimum 4 m
RESONANCE COLUMNS
The other four pyramids are installed on
the boundary of the farm, at a maximum
distance of 440m exactly north, south,
east and west from the central point of
resonance, i.e., the Agnihotra hut. On
each point a column of mud is built,
which should be at heart level of a
person standing (approx.4 ft), and an
activated pyramid is placed on top of the
column. Small wooden boxes, if
necessary with locks, can be built on top
of each column, to maintain the pyramids
clean and safe, when they are not in use.
It is important that no rain or any other
Height of resonance
columns approx.
4 feet
Agnihotra
Hut
Farmhouse
Tryambakam
Hut
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Resonance Point
ACTIVATION OF THE TEN RESONANCE PYRAMIDS
Activation of pyramids is done in the Agnihotra hut only once in a lifetime. All pyramids
are charged at the same time with fire and Mantra.
After cooling down we remove the ash from all the pyramids, mix it with water and it
can be given to a sick tree or any other plants in the area.
The main pyramid which has been charged first will be buried in the Agnihotra hut,
about 50 cm deep. It is important, that the pyramid faces exactly the same direction as
when it was activated, i.e. the side which was parallel to the eastern wall during
activation, should remain exactly parallel to the eastern wall when buried. The
resonance pyramid on top of the column should be placed exactly over the buried
pyramid and also exactly aligned as was the buried pyramid.
According to ancient science, as the earth rotates, the sun contact is kept between the
sun and this particular point. The performance of Agnihotra in this hut has to be started
at sunset, not at sunrise. It is like switching on this point at sunset.
To heal sick plants, to rejuvenate the earth
and to improve the quality of the water,
AGNIHOTRA should be performed daily at
exact timings given by computer according
Fires to Heal 60 Hectares (150 Acres)
to the longitude and latitude of the specific
farm. Also a minimum of 4 hours of OM
Daily:
Agnihotra at sunrise
TRYAMBAKAM HOMA should be performed
and sunset
daily. On full moon and new moon, 24 hours
4 hours of Om
or as near as possible to 24 hours of OM
Full Moon/New Moon:
Tryambakam Homa
TRYAMBAKAM HOMA should be performed.
Agnihotra at sunrise
These guidelines are to be followed in order
and sunset
24 hours of Om
to:
Tryambakam Homa
- heal plants from fungi, bacteria, harmful
insects, nematodes, weevils, viruses, etc.
- control weeds
- produce abundant and healthy crops.
Along with the healing fires application of AGNIHOTRA ASH-WATER SOLUTION, BIOSOL and
COMPOST (i.e. VERMICOMPOST) is recommended. The quality of the production will be
superior in quantity, taste, texture, color, nutritional value, disease resistance and
reduction of harvesting losses.
Some Important Points
n For exact calculations of sunrise/sunset Agnihotra timings we use computer
software developed in Germany, which uses a certain definition for sunrise/sunset
(as given by the Rishis according to Vruksha Ayurveda)
n If Om Tryambakam Homa is being performed and time of sunrise/sunset is
coming, it will be interrupted briefly and Agnihotra is performed in the left hand
pyramid. Immediately after, Om Tryambakam Homa can be resumed.
n Keep Agnihotra ash and Om Tryambakam ash in separate vessels. Only Agnihotra
ash is used as medicine for humans, plants and animals. Om Tryambakam Homa ash
can be added to compost or put directly onto the field.
n Before entering the Agnihotra hut minimum discipline is to wash hands, feet, face
and rinse your mouth.
n The Homa Therapy volunteer will come to the farm and set up the Resonance
Point. What the farmer has to do afterwards is very simple, that is daily
performance of AGNIHOTRA and OM TRYAMBAKAM HOMA.
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Vermicompost
n Vermicompost means compost created by the biological activity of earthworms.
n Vermicastings are the faecal castings released by the earthworms.
n Vermiculture is the culture of the earthworm usually associated with agriculture.
n Earthworms are biological indicators of soil fertility.
n Soils with earthworms support healthy populations of micro- and macro-organisms
such as bacteria, fungi, actinomycetes, protozoans, insects, spiders, millipedes and a
host of others that are essential for sustaining a healthy soil.
n Earthworms are classified into surface-dwellers and burrowers.
n Surface-dwellers such as Eudrilus eugeniae are very effective in converting organic
wastes into vermicompost.
n Burrowers are also good waste converters but as well, they modify the structure of
Preparation of Worm Beds
n Composting can be done in pits, concrete tanks, well rings, wooden or brick-lined
grower beds, wooden or plastic crates appropriate to a given situation.
n Start with a layer of gravel mixed with sand to a thickness of at least 3" to ensure
proper drainage.
n Then a layer of soil to a height of 6" after being moistened.
n Inoculate this soil with about 100 locally collected earthworms.
n Place small lumps of cowdung (fresh or dry) scattered over the soil and cover this with
a 4" layer of hay.
n Add a layer of Agnihotra ash.
n Spray liberally with water till the entire set up is moist but not wet. Cover with palm
fronds.
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Vermicompost
Aeration
n Worms need to breathe, just like most other
living creatures.
n Worms cannot tolerate anaerobic conditions.
They will either leave the offending area or
they will die.
n About once in a week, the top few inches of
the pile should be gently stirred, allowing for
the escape of any built-up gases.
Moisture
n Worms require moisture for their survival.
n Too little water kills the worms and too
much water chases them away.
n Water the pile so that it is damp, but does not remain soggy.
n The compost will be within the right moisture range if just a few drops of water can
be squeezed from a handful of material.
Temperature
n Temperature requirement for optimal results is 20-30 C.
n However, earthworms can survive even at lower temperatures and up to 48C air
temperature.
n Keep the wormbeds under shade.
n They can be covered with damp gunny sacks or palm fronds to maintain temperature
and moisture in the optimum range.
Harvesting
n The compost is ready when it is completely
converted into a soft, spongy sweet smelling
dark brown material (21 days).
n Stop adding water. This compels the worms
to move into the lower layers of the vermibed.
n The top layers can then be safely removed
without much damage to the worms.
n The harvested compost is then put through a
sieve in order to recover any worms and
cocoons which may remain in the compost.
Application of Vermicompost
n Application of freshly harvested compost to soils will passively inoculate the worms as
freshly harvested compost most definitely contains cocoons and juveniles.
n Addition of vermicompost to soil promotes lush growth of plants.
n Vermicompost is one of the important ingredients in Gloria Biosol.
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Gloria Biosol
Biosol System of fertilization is composed of processes which lead to the bio-degradation
of organic matter developed within Homa atmosphere using Agnihotra Ash and its
solution with Yantra.
We can use Biosol liquid for foliar application to nourish plant kingdom as well as we can
also rebuild the soil health with Biosol.
Biosol is superior to vermiwash because we keep the organic material for biodegradation in a bio-digester with Agnihotra Ash for thirty days. Agnihotra Ash will have a
significant positive effect on all the materials used and will make the Biosol rich in
macronutrients.
Agnihotra Ash =
1kg
20kg
4 x Cowdung =
80kg
Copper Shree
Yantra
20kg
20lt
20lt
10 x clean water =
200lt
4 x Vermi compost
= 80kg
Materials Used
(For 500 litre tank)
Vermicompost
Fresh cow dung
Cow urine
Agnihotra Ash
Shree Yantra
Water
80 kg
80 kg
10 lt
1 kg
1 unit
200 lt
Bio-digester
The bio-digester tank may be of 500 litres or 1,000 liters in volume. It is filled with
organic matter and Agnihotra ash water solution. It may be in the form of cylindrical
rigid plastic tank or a cement tank with air valve, liquid outlet and a lid. Care should be
taken that after filling the material in proper proportion lid should be sealed carefully to
avoid air leakage.
The diameter of air valve opening should be one and a half inch (1 1/2). The air ball
valve should be fixed properly. Outlet for Biosol liquid should be of six inches (6)
diameter and oriented so as to facilitate easy removal of Biosol. Lid should be sealed
with good quality adhesive and teflon tape.
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Gloria Biosol
Procedure
1.Put one Copper Shree Yantra at the bottom of the tank facing upwards. (Shree Yantra
geometrical design is engraved in copper and, according to traditional knowledge, is a
powerful energy attractor).
2.Make two hundred litres Agnihotra ash water solution (i.e. one kilo of Agnihotra Ash in
two hundred liters of water). Let it stand for 3 days before use.
3.Collect 80kg fresh cow dung, 80kg vermicompost and 10 litres cow urine.
4.Divide the cow dung and vermicompost into 3 piles each.
5.Mix one part vermicompost, one part cow dung, about 3 litres of cow urine and about
fifty litres of Agnihotra ash water solution and stir to a slurry. This can be done outside
the tank. After stirring thoroughly, pour it into the tank. (Make sure the valves are
closed before pouring.)
6.Repeat the same process with the second portion of the materials while stirring the
material continuously and then add the second slurry to the tank.
7.Finally repeat the process a third time and add the slurry to the tank.
8.Add the remaining Agnihotra ash water solution to the tank and again stir.
In this way filling of 160 kilos of organic matter + ten liters cow urine + 200 liters of
Agnihotra Ash solution is done. Make sure that all the material is fully stirred. Seal the
lid with adhesive and teflon tape. Care should be taken that glue should not fall in the
tank while sealing.
At an interval of seven days, release the air valve to release the gas formed in the Biodigester.
In this way for thirty days the biodegradation of organic matter will take place in the
presence of Agnihotra Ash.
After thirty days outlet valve is opened to remove the Biosol liquid. It should be filled in
air tight plastic cans of suitable sizes. The moist solid material which remains after
removing Biosol liquid should be squeezed and more liquid Biosol is collected.
We may get about two hundred litres of Biosol liquid. It should be used for foliar
applications with water at a ratio of 1:15 to 1:20 depending on density of plant
population.
We can spray Biosol liquid on any type of crop at an interval of seven days.
Roughly 20 litres is required per acre per month.
If we preserve Biosol liquid in air-tight cans it will last longer, say about six months. Left
over solid Biosol which is having maximum macro nutrients should be mixed with any
type of organic manure at a ratio of 1:5.
15lt Water
Dilution is 1:15
(Liquid Gloria Biosol: Agnihotra Ash Water)
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Importance of Phosphorus
n Phosphorus is one of the important macro nutrients required by plants
n All growing plants need phosphorus for healthy growth. However, regardless of how
much phosphate is added to the soil, only the water soluble portion can be utilized by
the plant.
n Phosphorus is relatively insoluble in water and hence phosphate fertilizers have been
developed to increase the amount of available soluble phosphorus in the soil.
n An important effect associated with Homa Organic Farming is that the solubility of
phosphorus in the soil increases.
n Dr. Tung Ming Lai from Denver, Colorado, USA has taken some trials with phosphate
solubility in several types of soil. It can be seen clearly that the addition of Agnihotra
ash in each case increases the solubility of phosphorus.
Solubility of Phosphate
Soil Used
Homa
Non-Homa
Homa
3.40%
8.90%
Weld Loam
0.42%
1.72%
21.00%
86.00%
0.23%
1.15%
11.50%
57.50%
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Om Shree Dham
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Bhrugu Aranya
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Tapovan
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Cattle Breeding
n Cattle breeding was monitored in Homa atmosphere in
two projects in Peru, South America.
n The Dean of Animal Husbandry of Universidad Nacional
Agraria de la Selva, Tingo Maria, Huanuco, Peru, personally
made observations during a period of eighteen months,
comparing cows bred in Homa atmosphere with those
without Homa atmosphere.
n In Homa atmosphere, cows produced more milk with
better fat content.
n Only on Homa Farms, placenta was expelled completely
after delivery of the calf, thus peventing many diseases.
n Skin of animals on Homa farms was more shiny; health
was far superior among animals receiving the influence of
Homa healing fires.
Cycle of HOMA
Breath of the Cow
n One beneficial aspect of
the cow which is not
normally considered is the
breath of the cow.
n Breath of the cow is
extremely medicinal.
n In European clinics of 19th
century, tuberculosis
patients were kept in the
barn (go shala) for getting
cured.
See Appendix 6: Report from Agricultural University in Peru,
South America, by Dr Jorge Rios Alvarado
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Local Species
Earthworms:
n burrow into the soil improving soil structure.
n increase the population of beneficial microbes.
n improve soil pH.
n decompose organic matter.
n promote soil formation.
n increase soil fertility.
n increase water holding capacity of the soil.
In Homa atmosphere, earthworms:
n generate more moisture in the soil
n increase the hormones secretions in their reproductive organs enabling them to
reproduce at a faster rate
Homa Vermiculture
HOMA VERMICULTURE IS AN ECOLOGICAL DAILY ACTIVITY. Those who would like to
improve their environment should practice it.
Installation and management of vermiculture using Homa technology and the use of
Agnihotra ash, promotes the reproductive activity of earthworms in summer and winter.
Within the Homa area, a favourable micro-climate is created for the development of
earthworms. With Homa, in less than one month, the number of earth worms doubles.
Normally, this takes from 3 to 4 months.
With Homa technology we obtain minimum 12 harvests per year. Sometimes, we have
achieved from 17 to 18 harvests in a year. With conventional method, maximum harvests
are 4 per year.
During the composting process in Homa atmosphere, an exquisite fragrance is
produced, which permeates the whole environment, contributing to the healing.
This pleasant aroma attracts pollinators within the area.
This is part of the bio-feedback effect from Nature which is obtained with Homa
technology.
See Appendix 7: Homa Vermiculture by Dr Gloria Guzman
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Homa Therapy
Pest & Disease Management
n Homa Organic Farming is total AHIMSAK KRISHI.
n It is the only farming system which is totally AHIMSAK.
n In Homa Organic Farming we do not kill anything, not even so-called dangerous pests.
n In Homa Organic Farming pests and diseases are approached in a different way: nonadversarial, non-antagonistic.
n All insects, viruses, bacteria, fungi, etc are a part of Nature and have their role to
play.
n Agnihotra and Homa Therapy encourage balance in Nature.
n All species come into balance with each other.
n The so-called dangerous pests are controlled by predators (friends of the farmer)
which appear automatically in a balanced environment.
n Use of chemicals destroys this fine balance in Nature.
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n
n
n
n
n
5
2
2
2
2
5
kg neem leaves
kg Vitex negundo leaves
kg Aristolochia indica leaves
kg Tinospora cordifolia leaves
kg castor leaves
litre cow urine
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Homa Therapy
Pest & Disease Management
Stem borer
Lepidoptera
CONTROLLED
Mealy bug
Pseudococcus obscurus
CONTROLLED
Boll worm
Helicoverpa armigera
CONTROLLED
Mango hopper
Idiocerus clypealis
CONTROLLED
Woolly aphid
Ceratovacuna lanigera
CONTROLLED
Cut worm
Spodoptera litura
CONTROLLED
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Sugarcane
Coconut
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Powdery Mildew
Banana
Fruit Spot
WITH AGRO-CHEMICALS
n Diseases present like powdery mildew,
and plagues like the mango hopper and
mealy bug.
n Cost of pesticides was about Rs 5,000 per
acre.
n Harvest decreasing every year.
n Cost and frequency of the chemical
applications (pesticides and fertilizers) was
increasing.
n Taste of the mangos was not good.
Tapovan Farm of Shri Abhay Paranjpe
Parola, Dist:Jalgaon, MH
WITH AGRO-CHEMICALS
n Farms growing bananas in
Jalgaon are badly affected by
Sigatoka fungus, karpa.
n Average weight per bunch is
18kg. Some farmers report
bunches of 12kg.
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Cotton
These two photos were taken on the same day in October
WITH HOMA THERAPY
n No insect pests or disease.
n 6.5 quintals per acre.
n 51% profit.
n Planting date 25 May.
WITH AGRO-CHEMICALS
n Attacked by mealy bug and
red wilt (lalya).
n 6 quintals per acre.
Farm of Shri Abhay Paranjpe
n 9% loss on average.
Parola, Dist:Jalgaon, MH
n Planting date 23 May.
PRODUCTION COSTS
With AGROCHEMICALS
Sub-Total
1200.00
Sub-Total
75.00
Sub-Total
1225.00
Sub-Total
850.00
1 Soil Preparation
2 Planting
3 Cultivation
4 Phytosanitary
Control
5 Fixed Inputs: Seed, Fertilisers, Pesticides, HOMA Materials
Sub-Total
6 Homa Inputs
Sub-Total
7 Harvest
Sub-Total
24,440.00
0
3,075.00
30,865.00
Sub-Total
Sub-Total
Sub-Total
11,656.00
1440.00
2,900.00
19,096.00
INCOME
TOTAL INCOME
27,900.00
29,550.00
- 2,965.00
10,454.00
15 Qtls
16 Qtls
9% loss
55% profit
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PRODUCTION IN KG
0
50,000
110,000
210,000
280,000
400,000
500,000
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"Sutakatti" Farm
Vanilla
K.M. Appaiah
Quality Manager,
Result:
Central Food Technological
Vanillin content 36% by wt
Research Institute, Mysore, KA (25% is regarded as a good
14th July, 2004
commercial result).
Pokariyavas Farm
Tomato
Conventional Agriculture
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All living things in nature plants, trees, forests, the crops we plant, animals and human beings
are exposed to such terrific pollutants that it becomes difficult to escape the deleterious
effects. Micro organisms are rapidly dying in the soil. There will be no food to eat unless there is
HOMA atmosphere.
AGNIHOTRA, the basic HOMA, is the way to save the world now. If anyone can show better,
easier, more practical way, we are willing to listen.
When seepage begins from nuclear reactors and nuclear waste disposal systems, people in those
areas will feel as if they are living on a keg of dynamite. People will become angry with
scientists for what they have done, for their lack of thoroughness when they began
experimenting with radioactive materials, for not looking to the ramifications of misusing such
power or for creating such a powerful menace. The scientists will be hard pressed for solutions.
They will work diligently, relentlessly for answers. The answer is here. The answer is AGNIHOTRA
HOMA and the revealed knowledge the powers that be have chosen to give through us. Do not
believe in what we tell you. Try AGNIHOTRA and be convinced on your own. We ask the scientist
to investigate.
With chemical fertilizers and pesticides it becomes necessary to increase the dosage and
strengthen or alter formulas as years go by. Then a stage comes when nothing grows unless you
use them. If you do use them they ruin the soil and subsoil water. The harmful chemicals are
ingested into the body when we eat food grown under these conditions. Then a few years later
nothing grows at all and land that was once fertile and produced abundant crops has to be
abandoned. These are some of the reasons why several communities started thinking in terms of
organic farming and biological pest control. This worked for a while but as pollution content of
the atmosphere increased and things got compounded, organic farmers came into terrific
difficulties.
With increased doses of acid rain the top few inches of the soil on earth are likely to be totally
destroyed so that nothing will grow. The answer to our ills lies just few inches beneath the
surface of the earth. HOMA Therapy farming is the way out.
Elements begin to change due to pollution. Somehow due to magnetic like pull setup where
HOMA is performed the elements required to make certain life sustaining essentials are again
attracted to the planet by some other mode of transference. Some may even come from other
planets.
Changes in soil composition due to pollution become drastic and the results become disastrous.
Soil becomes unable to sustain plants and even life. The way out is to inject nutrients and
fragrance into the atmosphere by widespread practice of HOMA.
The molecular change in the fission and fusion of atoms cause properties of elements to change
in atomic structure and weight. Electrons and neutrons rotate at varying speeds. If proper
insight is given to scientists we can show them how this knowledge can be used beneficially in
some areas when looked at from HOMA perspective.
The composition of nutrients in the soil deteriorates and this has a great impact on the food
supplies. Pollution is the disease. HOMA is the cure. The practice of HOMA replenishes the
nutrients that are robbed from our environment by pollution. The chemical and molecular
structure of bacteria change and they become more immune to conventional medical methods.
If we practice HOMA things will improve.
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A strange phenomenon occurs when plants are bred in Agnihotra atmosphere. An aura-type field
of energy is generated from the plant and exists around the plant while Agnihotra is performed
in its proximity. The field contains nutrients and vibrations of love. The plant is continually able
to draw on this resource that is given by performance of Agnihotra in the area. This gives the
plant the ability to maintain maximum growth and yield levels. At the same time a feedback of
love is given to the area, helping to negate the effects of thought pollution.
Fruit trees will yield fruit double the usual size with twice the meat if Agnihotra and HOMA are
performed regularly in the orchards. Orange would be a good fruit to begin with, as it will
quickly, almost immediately, give results.
Tangerine and orange trees will show good results with HOMA experiments. It will be easy to see
quickly with either of these species. Pear trees will bear sweeter fruit in HOMA atmosphere.
SOIL
Soil in HOMA atmosphere holds moisture better than any soil. It is due to the ghee and the
feedback of HOMA on the atmosphere. When nutritional rain comes, the nutrients and moisture
are sustained as a unit in the soil. This makes for better quality vegetation. It seems fantastic
but it is true.
In HOMA Therapy Organic Farming, the result of the HOMA process is that something physical
interacts with the soil making the nutrients already there more potent. When nutrients are
absent, cultivating the growth of nutrients necessary for health plant life is achieved by the
HOMA process.
In Agnihotra atmosphere the metabolic process of plants is sped up. It is the ghee used in
Agnihotra process that is the catalytic factor and on more subtle level the Mantras interacting
with the combined effect of the burnt ghee and rice. This combination enters the soil after
returning from the solar range. It enters the plants by one might say, attaching itself to minerals
and water absorbed by the root system of the plant. The ghee acts like a catalyst creating a
chemical reaction with the plant aiding in enzyme and vitamin production and encouraging and
increasing the cyclic rate .In other words the plants mature faster, taste better by mere
performance of Agnihotra in the garden.
Aeration of soil, of course, is an important part of gardening or farming. If HOMA ash is placed on
the top of soil before it is cultivated it does a lot to help nourish the plant and make the plant
happy. It is more important to make the plant happy as that is the way the plants can start to
give us the feedback effect of love.
The more Love you put into the farm or garden, the more HOMA is performed, specifically
revolving around Agnihotra, the greater the vibration of love will be in the area and the happier
the people will be. Also the greater and tastier the yield will be.
Agnihotra and Agnihotra ash, when put on the soil, help stabilize the amount of nitrogen and
potassium present.
Trace elements in the soil are changing drastically. Trace elements are important to plant growth
and maturation. HOMA Therapy farming is the way out. With HOMA farming it begins to become
important that all phases of nature work in harmony.
Trees begin to loose their hold in the ground. The soil is having difficulty supporting life. Trees
tend to fall over. HOMA and HOMA Therapy renourish the ground.
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The entire ecological system is benefited by HOMA. For example, earthworms are able to
generate more moisture in the soil due to the performance of HOMA. HOMA makes them happy
and their hormone secretion increases, thereby benefiting the soil and therefore the plants that
live in the soil. The earthworm is important to farming. HOMA atmosphere increases the
hormones in earthworms involved in their reproductive organs and helps multiplication of the
species, which in turn helps the soil to become more rich.
Chemical fertilizers will prove less effective. There will be more government regulation to guard
against health hazards. HOMA Therapy Organic Farming is the answer.
REPRODUCTION
Some fruits begin to increase their reproductive cycle if Agnihotra is performed in proximity to
where they are grown. A plant's strength depends upon the nutrient of the soil and atmosphere
that surrounds it. Science perhaps does not lay so much stress on atmosphere but it is one of the
biggest factors due to the oxygen recycling system. Also if the atmosphere is filled with nutrients
the plant becomes especially happy when this is done by HOMA process.
This helps increase the number of seeds, the number of fertile or potentially fertile seeds
germinated. Also the period of germination is helped and the quality of pollen produced is
improved. The whole reproductive cycle of the plant is benefited by HOMA atmosphere.
The whole ecological system is changing. The reproductive cycle of plants is changing. This
affects the bees and therefore their ability to perform their role of pollination is inhibited. This
adversely affects the ability of plants, especially certain vegetables, to yield and propagate.
HELP FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
The principles of life must be restated now on this earth. Everyone must be made aware that
HOMA is necessary to survive. We withdraw nutrients from the environment. They must be
somehow replaced. HOMA is the means.
Elements begin to change. Somehow due to magnetic-like pull set up where HOMA is performed,
the elements required to make certain life sustaining essentials are again attracted to the planet
by manifestation of some other mode of transference. Some may even come from other planets.
When Agnihotra is performed there is a turbulence of electricities and ethers created by the
combination of mantras and fire that extends all the way to the solar range. This turbulence
leads to a quick upheaval of the nutrient structure in the area.
More people should begin to perform Agnihotra under a tree. This makes the tree happy and the
tree dances and sings. Also the birds are much attracted to Agnihotra. It is healing to them.
HOMA trees will soon begin to grow. They will be a species in themselves. They are now
generating in intense HOMA atmosphere. Places like Amazon region of Peru is where they will be
discovered.
Nature is in total turmoil. So much destruction is coming now. We must saturate the atmosphere
with nutrients. Ghee is the vehicle. Mantras are the power. HOMA must be done now on a large
scale.
The earth has been robbed of its elements by pollution. HOMA can replace these things, which
are vital to all life. The earth is wasting away. HOMA is the way to save it.
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INSECTS
Inborn in the honey bee are certain hormones that are produced solely in HOMA atmosphere.
This subject is foreign to anything science has encountered so far in this respect. These
hormones help the nutritional levels yielded in vegetables and fruits to yield at much increased
rates.
Bees are attracted to HOMA atmosphere as the amount of energy they receive from Agnihotra
fire helps them to perform at a greater level of efficiency. When this is translated to pollination,
they can help to increase the yields of crops. This is especially true with corn, tomatoes,
berries, fruit and the like.
If HOMA is going on round the clock in proximity to a garden, that in itself is an effective aid to
insect control. The atmosphere becomes saturated with ghee and the plants are able to
manufacture a protective coating due to a special chemical combination in their chemical makeup interacting with the ghee absorbed by the plants by breathing. The HOMA atmosphere also
creates something intangible that permits this situation to occur, which is based on the
vibrational content of the atmosphere due to Mantras going on all the time.
Excerpts from the book: - HOMA Therapy - Our Last Chance by Vasant Paranjpe.
Publisher: Fivefold Path Publications
Indian edition: July 2005
Library of congress catalogue card number: - 89-80980
ISBN number: - 0-944909-01-9
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AGNIHOTRA: A NEW DIMENSION
Agnihotra was first shown publicly in Poland in 1981 by Vasant and Dr Ulrich Berk at a symposium in
Warsaw by Lech Stefanski.
Dr Berk made many visits to Poland to teach Agnihotra in various parts of Poland. It spread in a big
way as a healing tool for the family that removes tension on the mind. It was also used for growing
small gardens with wonderful results.
After Chernobyl nuclear accident, in 1986, scientists in some Eastern European countries became
more curious and wondered how this Agnihotra effect comes about. During his several trips to
Eastern Europe, Vasant told the scientists that if they try to look at Agnihotra merely from the point
of view of chemistry they might not be able to make much progress. However, if they examine
Agnihotra from the point of view of Quantum Physics, they would find a gold mine of knowledge in
this ancient Vedic Science of Healing the Atmosphere.
After several experiments, one senior scientist made the following remarks:
The chemical reactions which take place when Agnihotra pyramid fire, mentioned in Homa
Therapy burns, are less important. Important is the radiation. We know the chemical aspects of
fire. In the end we get H2O, CO2 and CO. Then there is a visible light and infrared. This is the
classical view today about fire. If you look into the more subtle structure of fire, you find that
electrons jump from one atom to another (like a flash of lightning) and this causes some
emissions on a very subtle level which hardly fits into modern Quantum Theory.
Vasant also told them, If you test Agnihotra with an oscilloscope you will notice a special
sound coming from the fire. It is a sound that heals. Other things are there but the key is the
sound. Fire produces sound but it also reacts to sound. The act of singing special vibrations
while the Agnihotra copper pyramid fire burns, creates a resonance effect which invigorates
the cells of plants, leading to better reproductive cycles. Resonance plays a vital part in
natural phenomena. Here, we are talking about a healing molecular spectrum beyond the
whole electromagnetic spectrum.
The following quotation is taken from the book Secrets of the Soil by Peter Tompkins and
Christopher Bird.
"Mato Modric, an expert in electromagnetic fields, dowsing and geo-pathogenic zones,
[remarked:] 'That the Agnihotra ash could produce disinfectant, anticoagulant and tissuecontracting effects on living matter was well established.' And he said he believed Vasant
when he claimed the ash had pesticidal and fungicidal properties and that it might ultimately
solve the problem of mineral deficiencies.
"Modric explained that he believed he was dealing with a complex that could potentially affect
the whole environment, countering the toxins of modern technology developed over the last
century by the industrial revolution, and that the process might have enormous implications
for our very existence.
"He added that he believes that Agnihotra ceremonies performed at various specifically
spaced points on earth, if done exactly at sunrise and sunset, could affect an energy
associated with the earth, one such as described by Steiner and Reich, the enhancement of
which would have a healing effect on the environment
" 'We believe we can establish the fact of an electromagnetic radiation during the ceremony,'
he elaborated. 'But we are into an area of informational transfer through intermolecular
and interatomic processes mediated by ultraviolet photons. It is logical to conclude that some
kind of energetic mechanism is being activated which can be translated into physical meaning
linked to concrete information systems that are as yet unknown, but connected to systems of
resonance' "
Homa Organic Farming
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Appendix 3
EUROPEANS BEWARE
By Karin Heschl
kasardevi8@yahoo.com
When the Chernobyl nuclear accident happened in 1986, I had a farm near Graz in Austria. The
Austrian Government immediately issued that every farmer had to carry milk and fodder for
testing for radioactivity. When I did this, the inspectors were shocked, because they found only
normal radioactivity levels in our milk and fodder samples while all the farmers in the
surrounding area had high doses in their samples. The inspectors said it was not possible to have
normal radioactivity after Chernobyl and is there anything special that I do on my farm?
I told them that my farm was using ancient Ayurveda technology to grow food which is now
presented as HOMA Organic Farming Technology.
We do a small fire in small copper pyramid exactly at the moments of Sunrise/sunset. Materials
burnt are dried cow dung cake pieces a little clarified butter from cows and a few grains a raw
rice. This is called Agnihotra Homa. Also we do another Homa, repeating one mantra and adding
a drop of clarified butter to the fire after the mantra for four hours daily. On full moon and new
moon days we take turns to maintain the second HOMA for twenty four hours. According to
Ayurveda by this method we inject nutrition into the atmosphere. This affects the plants, soil
and subsoil water.
However the inspectors were not interested in doing further research. For a scientist, normally
one such experience will be enough to motivate him to do further research.
This Ayurvedic Farming method was tested on 1200 hectares of land in the Amazon region of the
Republic of Peru by the Agronomical Engineers connected with the office of the President of
Peru. This observation lasted seven months and covered all crops grown in the area.
The results were fantastic:
(see report from Peru p4)
n Greater quantity per hectare
n Better quality i.e. taste, colour, disease resistance, etc.
n Longer shelf life.
n Shorter harvesting time.
n Cost per hectare is much less
In ancient Ayurvedic teachings of farming it is stated that this type of set up on a farm with ONE
RESONANCE POINT CAN COVER BETWEEN 150 TO 200 ACRES OF CROPS. This set up totally
negates the effects of radioactivity and related problems in humans, animals and plants. My
personal experience on my farm should act as an eye-opener for scientists to do further
research.
This Ayurvedic Technique was brought to the West by VASANT PARANJPE of INDIA who later came
in contact with some Ex Soviet scientists for doing further research. After several years of
research they came to the conclusion that AGNIHOTRA ASH IS THE SOLUTION TO COUNTER
RADIOACTIVITY-RELATED DISEASES. In Germany one pharmacist, Monika Koch, had rediscovered
how to use this ash for treating various human physical and psychological maladies.
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Insects, which became radioactive after Chernobyl, have not died out. Now they proliferate and
spread disease everywhere. Now all food grown in Eastern, Central, and Western Europe has
damaging doses of radioactivity. Even the medical tablets will have this radioactivity as the exSoviet scientists predicted soon after the year 2000.
Shree Vasant has been teaching HOMA Organic Farming and also HOMA Folk Medicines as
rediscovered by Monika Koch in all continents with miraculous results. These teachings are FREE
and also we are insisting that any medicines prepared from Agnihotra ash should ALWAYS BE
GIVEN GRATIS and never should any money be charged.
It is now necessary to produce this ash in large quantities from Agnihotra pyramid fires using
substances which HAVE NOT BECOME RADIOACTIVE. According to those ex-Soviet scientists
INDIA will be the right place to prepare this ash with proper disciplines mentioned in
Ayurveda tradition. Then we can dispatch this valuable ash FREE to Europe.
Please refer to our website
www.homa1.com
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Experiments conducted by
Braunschweig, Germany.
Just now I have got the first results from our experiment concerning the solubility of phosphorus.
We took the experiment from Dr Tung Ming Lai (Denver, Colorado, USA) as a model for our
experiment.
We did the following six variants:
1) 25 ml. distilled water
2) 25 ml. distilled water + 5 gm. Soil
3) 0.1 gm. Agnihotra ash in 25 ml. distilled water
4) 0.1 gm. Control ash in 25 ml. distilled water
5) 0.1 gm. Agnihotra ash with 5 gm. soil in 25 ml distilled water
6) O.1 gm. Control ash with 5 gm. soil in 25 ml distilled water
The ashes were produced and given to us by Dr. Ulrich Berk.
The result:
In variant 1 & 2, the content of water soluble phosphorus was nearly zero.
The variants 3 & 4 (with Agnihotra ash and Control ash respectively) showed also a relative small
amount of water soluble phosphorus. There was hardly any difference between Control ash and
Agnihotra ash.
Now comes the exciting part. In variant 5 (Agnihotra ash with soil), the content of water soluble
phosphorus was about double that in variant 6 (Control ash with soil).
We have repeated each variant 3 times so we are pretty sure that this is the final result.
That means the hypothesis seems to be true That through the presence of Agnihotra ash the
water soluble phosphorus content in the soil becomes higher.
Exact figures will follow. In the moment we are carrying out two more experiments with common
methods where we will compare control ash and Agnihotra ash to find out the amount of phosphorus
available for the plant (CAL and P water).
Warm regards,
Sylvia
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After 2 weeks
After 2 weeks
After 2 months
- No change
After 3 months
- No change
After 7 months
- water is quite clear, without any smell
- in taste, water doesn't differ from
drinking water
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Experiment 1
n One teaspoon of Agnihotra ash was added to bowl A. No ash was added to bowl B.
n Both sets of fish were fed the same food supplement.
n After 5 days it was noted that the water in bowl A was clearer and that the fish were
livelier than in bowl B.
n After 6 days the weaker fish in bowl B needed to be removed from the bowl, for it was
dying. Also it was noted that the grass (elodea) was beginning to die in both the bowls. The
water in bowl B was noticeably more yellow and smelled significantly more foul than that in
bowl A.
n Between the ninth and fourteenth days the elodea died off rapidly, fouling the water and
causing it to look foamy at the top in both bowls. The fish became lethargic.
n On the twentieth day it was noted that in bowl B the water had become deep brown and
had an algal ring around the water line on the glass. Bowl A had only an ash ring and was only
slightly cloudy. Fish were gulping at the top of the water for air in both bowls.
n It appears that Agnihotra ash retarded the putrefaction process and prevented the
development of foul odor and murkiness in the water as the grass died off.
Experiment 2
n The bowls were cleaned, completely fresh water was put into them and fish were returned
to the bowls as they had been, two in bowl A and two in bowl B.
n One quarter teaspoonful of Agnihotra ash was added to bowl B only. Nothing was put into
bowl A which had been washed free of any residual ash.
n On the third day it was noted that one of the fish in the untreated bowl A was lethargic.
This fish lingered for a while, but died six days later.
n Fresh water was added to both bowls on the nineteenth day in order to replenish that lost
to evaporation.
n On the twenty-fourth day spots of algae were noted growing on the sides of both bowls. The
number and size of the algae spots in bowl B, which was treated, was smaller than in bowl A.
This observation was made repeatedly for the next 7 days, when the second experiment was
terminated.
n It seems that Agnihotra ash notably retards the colonization and growth of algae.
Experiment 3
n Once again the two bowls were completely emptied and cleaned.
n Bowl A was filled with water, marbles and two guppies. Bowl B was treated with sodium
hypochlorite bleach, then rinsed well before being filled with water, marbles and guppies.
n By the next morning the water in bowl A felt slimy, although it appeared clear and clean.
n One teaspoon of Agnihotra ash was dropped into the bowl.
n Although the ash took some time to settle, at the end of the first week the guppies had
begun swimming throughout the bowl, rather than hanging near the surface as they had done
earlier.
n Agnihotra ash was at least as effective as bleach in taking care of the organisms that were
fouling the water.
Conclusion
Therefore, in ecosystems wherein we have concern for fish etc., Agnihotra ash looks like it might
be a viable alternative. These simple experiments on the bio side effects of Agnihotra ash in a
fish bowl have long-range implications for the use of Agnihotra ash in the treatment of polluted
and acidified lakes and streams.
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Appendix 6
ADVANCES OF RESEARCH IN FARMS WITH SYSTEMS OF PRODUCTION WITH AGROCATTLE COMPONENTS IN THE HIGH HUALLAGA REA THROUGH INTERACTIVE
INTERVIEWS.
Jorge Rios Alvarado
Zootechnological Engineer, with Masters in Agro-Cattle Systems of Production, Main
Professor and Dean of the Department of Zootechnology of the UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL
AGRARIA DE LA SELVA, at Tingo Maria, (Peruvian Amazon).
I. INTRODUCTION
About 47 % of farms in the Alto Huallaga, have an agro-cattle component. They are the
ones which produce most profit. They are not big but present better conditions due to
biodiversity and the functionality of their components, which are better managed by
their owners.
Interactive interviews are important tools while observing dynamic agro-cattle systems,
because they include detailed discussions, analysis, understanding, comparison etc.,
which allow to infer concretely about the objectives of the research.
Among the components evaluated in the different aspects of agro-cattle farms, we
found Homa therapy being practiced by some. Initially I was skeptical. However, when I
continued to visit and to evaluate, I was surprised by the results observed. This fact
allowed us to begin to use some indicators to enable scientific evaluation, especially in
the cattle sector.
The results concerning advancement up to date, are satisfactory, comparing farms
without the therapy and those with Homa therapy, in spite of the fact that only two
farms used Homa therapy, those of Mr. Juan Muoz Prez in Milagros (Huanuco) and Mr.
Amrico Prez in Tocache, (San Martin).
II. STUDY OF FARMS WITH A CATTLE COMPONENT.
n External morphology of bovine cattle (cows, bulls and calves) bred for meat, with
good characteristics of formation of muscular masses, compared with animals in farms
without HOMA therapy.
n Excellent shine in the fur of animals with a good health appearance, as compared with
animals without the therapy.
n Weight at the time of stopping breast feeding, heavier with Homa therapy than those
without the therapy and in lesser time.
n Animals tend to become more docile with the therapy.
n Young bulls to be made fat gained good weight (50 kilos), by eating only pasture,
common salt and 2 kilos of Agnihotra ash, compared with mineral salts and pasture
eaten by animals in farms without the therapy.
n Pastures improve their yield and quality, this is why the weight of the animals
increases.
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VARIABLES
INDICATORS
WITH HOMA
THERAPY
INDICATORS
WITHOUT HOMA
THERAPY
INDICATORS
NORMAL
FOR THE ZONE
88.6
60.0
65.0
1.8
3.5
4.0
3.5
11.5
10.0
16.0
8.7
12.0
35.0 40.0
30.0
28.0
1.5
2.0
1.0
1.5
5.0
6.0 7.0
6.0
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III. CONCLUSIONS
1. Observations have been followed up during 1.5 years
2. In spite of the fact that there were only two samples of farms applying Homa Therapy
and there were several samples of farms without the therapy, the results obtained are
superior in favor of Homa Therapy farms; in some cases, significantly but in other cases,
with high significance.
IV. RECOMMENDATIONS
1. It is necessary to continue to evaluate the indicators in order to be able to validate
what has been observed and to analyze them statistically through the multivaried
analysis to compare variables, which will allow inferring with greater veracity the
results.
2. It is necessary to carry out laboratory analysis of blood, Agnihotra, soil, water,
pastures, crops, etc. in order to be able to compare the therapy with those who do not
use Homa Therapy.
3. It is recommended to evaluate the validation of Homa Therapy through a multidisciplinary team (agronomists, zoologists, veterinarians, nutritionists, plant
pathologists, sociologists, forestry experts, etc.) for a better evaluation and analysis of
the results and of the research processes.
4. Broaden the evaluation with a greater number of producers who manage Homa
Therapy and with a greater number of cattle and agricultural components with regards
to breeding and cultivation, respectively.
5. Greater inter-institutional coordination, as well as with the producers to facilitate the
research.
Signature and Seal
DEAN OF THE FACULTY OF ZOOTECHNIC
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AGRARIA DE LA SELVA (UNAS)
PRINCIPAL PROFESSOR T.C.D.E.-UNAS
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HOMA VERMICULTURE
Dr Gloria Guzman Mendez
HOMA VERMICULTURE IS AN ECOLOGICAL DAILY ACTIVITY. Those who would like to
improve their environment should practice it.
Installation and management of vermiculture with the methods of Homa technology
and the use of Agnihotra ash, promotes the reproductive activity of red earthworms in
summer and winter.
Within Homa atmosphere, all creatures become more efficient in the development of
their maximum capacity for work in favor of maintaining the balance of the eco-system.
The observance of certain factors which contribute to a better realization of this
balance, are of vital importance for the responsible agents within this process, such as
climate parameters, of pressure, temperature, humidity, among others. Homa
Technology comes from the Vedic Science of Climate Engineering, it ensures optimum
conditions in the phenotype of all beneficial creatures.
Within Homa area, a favourable micro-climate is created for the development of earth
worms. With Homa, in less than one month, the number of earth worms doubles.
Normally, this takes from 3 to 4 months.
A productive nucleus of earthworms for each bed is given as a reference with a
population of 5,000 to 7,000 specimens (beds of 1x10 m2), containing one ton of raw
material available as food.
In order to calculate the quantity of food for the earthworms for a month, we have to
multiply by two, the volume of each bed. To ensure sufficient food for one bed of
earthworms, we require two metric tons (2mt) minimum of Homa compost.
With Homa technology we obtain minimum 12 harvests per year. Sometimes, we have
achieved from 17 to 18 harvests in a year. With conventional method, maximum harvests
are 4 per year.
2.1.-COMPOSITION OF HOMA COMPOST FOR EARTHWORMS FOOD:
We must make sure that the food for the earthworms is well composted. Ideal is to
feed them only with cow dung and Agnihotra ash. Before producing Gloria Biosol from
vermicompost, it is good to feed the earthworms with Agnihotra ash for one month. Best
to avoid cow dung which has been produced more than three weeks ago because it
becomes too compact, also the material will have a more acid pH and it will favor the
appearance of insects. Pay careful attention to poultry manure which is not gathered
regularly. For carbon content, basically cellulose, one can include waste from fruits.
Papaya, citrus, mangos, pineapple, apples, among others, are ideal. Also waste from
vegetables. These make compost more porous and light making its fermentation easier.
Also, with this material, when the process is finished, it leaves fine fiber particles which
improve the agricultural qualities of the earthworm castings and it adds minor elements
to it.
This mixture, during its process of bio-degradation inside a Homa atmosphere,
emanates an exquisite fragrance, which permeates the whole environment, contributing
to the healing as in aromatherapy. One cannot typify the smell of such aroma. It is a
mixture of fragrance from flowers and/or fruits. This pleasant aroma attracts pollinators
within the area. With Homa the compost is processed with a pleasant aroma and it
contributes in favor of the bio-feedback from nature. Also, one obtains a quality feed for
domestic earthworms. This happens only with Homa.
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