Dhanvantari Havan is a sacred ritual dedicated to Lord Dhanvantari, the Hindu god of medicine and Ayurveda. He is considered the divine physician and is often invoked for health, healing, and well-being. Performing a Dhanvantari Havan is believed to bring good health, prosperity, and protection from diseases.
Key Features
Preparation:
Sacred Space: A clean, designated area for the Havan is prepared, ideally with a Havan kund (fire pit) and an altar for Lord Dhanvantari.
Materials Needed: Gather items such as dried wood (like mango), ghee, herbs, grains, and offerings specific to the ritual.
Mantras and Offerings:- Specific mantras are recited, including the Dhanvantari Gayatri Mantra and other Vedic chants that praise Lord Dhanvantari.
Ritual Procedure:
Aavahan (Invocation): Lord Dhanvantari is invoked to bless the participants with health and healing.
Nivedan (Offering): Items are offered into the fire with devotion, symbolizing the surrender of ailments and negative energies.
Arati: Aarti (waving of light) is performed to honor Lord Dhanvantari.
Community Participation:- Family and friends often gather to participate in the Havan, creating a sense of unity and shared devotion.
Conclusion
After the Havan, prayers are offered for the health and well-being of individuals and the community.
Prasad (blessed food) is distributed among participants as a sign of shared blessings and goodwill.
Timing:- Dhanvantari Havan can be performed on auspicious days, particularly during festivals like Dhanteras (which celebrates Lord Dhanvantari) or during the auspicious month of Kartika.
Benefits:- Promotes physical and mental well-being.
If you’re considering a Dhanvantari Havan, consulting with a knowledgeable Astrologers can enhance the experience and ensure that the rituals are conducted meaningfully and effectively, enriching the overall spiritual journey.
