Dr. Ulrich Berk of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Homa-Therapie (German Association of Homa Therapy) has compiled a manual of past and proposed experiments with Agnihotra and Homa Therapy, titled Suggested Experiments with Agnihotra and Homa Therapy: What has been done and …
Dr. Ulrich Berk An article was published in the International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology Research (IJSETR), Volume 4, Issue 7, July, 2015, titled, “Application of Agnihotra Ash for Enhancing Soil Fertility.” The experiment was conducted by Chanda Berde, Arvind Kulkarni, Arati Potphode, Anand Gaikwad and Snehalata Gaikwad, Department of …
Nature is a silent performer and I was anxious to see her work. Since hundreds of farmers are closely observing our Homa Therapy work at Sutagatti, I was slightly under tension. Our faith and devotion has started working in this after three months of regular Homa.
Dr. B. G. Bhujbal, Research Officer Maharashtra State Grape Growers’ Association, Poona, India (Satsang Vol. 8, No. 17, 1981) Grapes are a difficult crop to grow under Maharashtra’s climatic conditions and also equally difficult to study. I have been associated with research work on grapes while studying for my M.Sc. …
I did some lab testing on Agnihotra ash. The results are interesting. 0.10 g. of ash
was shaken with 25 mi. of water for forty-eight hours and then the water soluble
phosphate content was measured. The same amount of ash was shaken with two
different soils (5 g.) from Colorado (also 25 mi. of water) and phosphate content
was measured after forty-eight hours of being shaken. The results are as follows.
Our way of life has intensified the quantum of pollution. No place can be
called safe from pollution. What varies is the type of pollutant and the degree of
pollution. Pollution is of various types such as gaseous pollution, water pollution,
food pollution, radioactive pollution and so on. Of these types microbial pollution is
the most important type of pollution for people in the medical or paramedical field.
Microorganisms are ubiquitous in nature.