Vedic Rituals and Mantra Science

Vedic rituals and mantra remedies can boost one’s spiritual and mental energy to align with the divine cosmic order, nullify malefic planetary combinations, and help shed the karmic doshas.

Divine grace and spiritual upliftment are attained through personalised rituals and mantra chanting based on one’s planetary combinations, wishes, and hardships. From the sacred land of the Himalayas, Uttarakhand, Rishikesh, our Priest Krishna has been conducting Vedic rituals, Ganga worship, Aura cleansing, and Shakti upasana for many years now. Astrological readings are also available with our highly experienced Astrologer, Dr Vishnu Kant Shukla ji.

At Vagmi, we offer an authentic platform for people seeking Vedic ritual remedies to overcome negative impacts in their lives. These poojas will be conducted online/live, and if you are interested in visiting Rishikesh, a special in-person experience can be availed on the sacred banks of Mother Ganga.

Fundamentals of Vedic Rituals and Remedies:

Vedic rituals and mantras are fundamental to ancient and modern practices in the Sanatana Dharma. The Vedas are considered the oldest religious scripture, as ancient as creation itself. These were passed down through Shruti and were later compiled by Ved Vyasa to preserve the knowledge. There are four main Vedas: Rig Veda, Sama Veda, Yajur Veda, and Atharva Veda.

Each Veda has four subdivisions:

  • Samhita Mantras(Benedictions/Hymn collections)
  • Brahmana Karma Kanda (ritualistic commentaries)
  • Aranyaka(Forest-based meditation/worship Upasana Kanda)
  • Upanishad, Philosophy/Vedanta(Jnana Kanda).

So, Mantra, Karma, and Upasna kanda prepare an individual to attain and realise the highest knowledge through Upanishadic studies. While all the Vedas contain mantras and ritualistic knowledge related to karma kanda and upasna kanda, the Yajur Veda specifically focuses on the practices of yagna and worship for worldly pursuits. It is also known as the book of adoration for its detailed instructions and commentaries on performing rituals, such as yajnas (sacrifices) and worship practices.

Why are vedic rituals & mantras significant?

  • The essence of Vedic rituals and mantras is so in depthly associated with our multidimensional existence. The physical layer is tangible, whereas the inner layers are subtle and not easy to resolve.
  • Thoughts, impulses, energy, karma, and tendencies are eccentric and largely determine our life’s journey. Right inner conditioning in terms of positivity, purity, and elevated awareness is needed to navigate life’s ups and downs with ease.
  • Vedic rituals and mantras purify and transform the mind and prana of accumulated negativity and karmic tendencies. These negatives are often the cause of various problems and suffering we experience in our lives.
  • The science of mantra is important to understand, regardless of any communal biases. Mantras are sacred sounds encased in a structure that carry divine vibrations and energy. The etymological root of mantra comes from the word manah, which means mind, and tra means tool.
  • A mantra is a tool for harnessing the mind. Vedic mantras hold the sacred power and vibration to balance the cosmic order at all levels, elevating spiritual growth and expansion of energies. These mantras are used during sacrificial rituals (Yajna) and worship (Upasna) to connect with divine grace and receive countless benefits at the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual levels.