कर्मकाण्ड (Karmakāṇḍa)

SACRED RITUALS & HAVAN

“यज्ञो वै सर्वः”
(Yajnovai sarvam)
Yajña is the entirety of existence.

Rishikesh, situated on the banks of the holy Ganga and surrounded by the Himalayas, has been a living center of Vedic ritual culture for thousands of years.

At Anantadrishti Yoga School, Karmakāṇḍa is practiced not as mere ceremony, but as yogic discipline, inner refinement, and alignment with cosmic order (ṛta).

Karmakāṇḍa includes:

  • 🔥 Yajña (Havan) - Sacred fire rituals
  • 🙏 Pūjā - Devotional worship
  • Saṁskāra - Rites of purification
  • 🌕 Vrata - Disciplined observances
The Science of Karma

Ganapathi Havan

कर्मफल दाता (Karma Phala Dātā)

Lord Gaṇapati symbolizes the law of cause and effect, ensuring balance between intention (saṅkalpa) and outcome (phala). To invoke Gaṇapati at the beginning of all sacred acts is to acknowledge the limits of personal control and align one’s will with cosmic intelligence.

“Gaṇapati worship transforms action into seva, discipline into clarity, and effort into equanimity.”

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Havan & Puja

Daily Morning & Evening

Nine Powers of Conscious Evolution

Nava Durga Havan

A journey through the chakras, inner disciplines, and cosmic principles.

1

Śailaputrī

The Daughter of the Himalayas

Symbolizes steadfastness and grounding. Marks the first awakening of the soul, rooted in faith and stability.

2

Brahmacāriṇī

Goddess of Austerity

Represents self-control, renunciation, and focused will. Spiritual union is attained through perseverance (tapas).

3

Candrāghaṇṭā

The Warrior of Courage

Destroys fear and doubt. Symbolizes valor balanced with compassion, essential for spiritual life.

4

Kūṣmāṇḍā

The Cosmic Creatrix

The source of solar energy. Teaches that creation itself is an act of divine compassion and radiant power.

5

Skandamātā

Mother of Divine Wisdom

Embodies nurturing wisdom and maternal grace, guiding the seeker with love while empowering righteous action.

6

Kātyāyanī

Slayer of Demon Mahishasura

Represents decisive spiritual intelligence and the power to destroy ego, pride, and delusion.

7

Kālarātri

Night of Transformation

Annihilates deep ignorance and unconsciousness. True compassion may appear fierce when removing illusion.

8

Mahāgaurī

Radiance of Purity

Symbolizes forgiveness, purity, and inner peace, freeing the soul from karmic burdens.

9

Siddhidātrī

Bestower of Liberation

Represents complete union with the Supreme. Bestows siddhis and ultimate wisdom.

“या देवी सर्वभूतेषु चेतनेत्यभिधीयते”
(Yaa Devee Sarvabhootheshu Chethanethyabhidheeyate)
The Goddess who dwells as consciousness in all beings…

At Anantadrishti Yoga School, Nava Durga Havan and Sādhanā are practiced not merely as ritual, but as living Purāṇic wisdom, guiding seekers toward inner awakening, devotion, and liberation.