New Moon Vedic Fire Puja in Stuttgart
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What to expect
- Vedic fire ritual at new moon
- Release and transform old burdens
- Mantras and meditative focus
- Connect with positive energy
About this class
What you’ll do in the class
Preparation and cleaning
Before the fire is ignited, the participants create a sacred atmosphere:
- Outer cleaning: The square is cleaned and decorated with symbols or flowers.
- Inner cleansing: Practitioners recite cleansing mantras to clear the mind.
- Mandala creation: In Tibetan tradition, a mandala is often drawn on the ground of the fireplace, which visualizes the deity's palace.
2. Invitation and Ignite
The fire is not simply lit, but invited as a living presence:
- Sankalpa (Intention): Each participant sets a clear intention or wish for the ritual.
- Invocation: Mantras call upon the divine energy to take a seat in the flames.
- Ignite: The fire is sparked solemnly, often using camphor or small logs of wood.
3. Offerings (The core of the ritual)
This is the most active part where gifts are added to the fire:
- Ghee sacrifice: With special wooden spoons, liquid butter (ghee) is poured into the flames, which nourishes the fire and stands for purity.
4. Meditation and visualization
While the flames are blazing, the participants remain in silence or sing bhajans (spiritual songs) together:
Transformation: You visualize stressful thoughts or obstacles burning in the “fire of wisdom” and dissolving into light.
- Absorb blessings: The warmth and light of the fire are perceived as a direct blessing from the deity.
5. Conclusion and distribution
The ritual ends harmoniously to seal the energy:
- Thanksgiving prayer: A final prayer thanks the people called upon.
- Vibhuti (Sacred Ash): As soon as the fire is extinguished, the cooled ash is often applied to the forehead or collected as a blessing, as it is considered to be energetically highly charged.
What is included in the class?
- One rose for personal energy work
- One coconut for personal energy work
What to bring to the class
Weather-appropriate clothing and water to drink. Afterwards, it is possible to sit together and enjoy vegan dishes, which everyone prepares for the group themselves.
Who is the class suitable for?
A fire puja is both a deeply spiritual ritual and a meditative experience. This course is aimed at anyone who is open to Eastern philosophies and working with elements.
- Spiritual seekers and curious people: People who are looking for a deep connection with the divine or the universe and want to experience a tradition dating back thousands of years up close.
- Practitioners of yoga or Buddhism: For yogis and meditators, fire puja is a powerful addition to physical practice to release energetic blockages and purify the mind.
- People in phases of change: Anyone who wants to let go of the old (e.g. after a separation, a job change or a loss) and wants to make room for new things uses the transformative power of fire as a symbolic conclusion.
- Therapists and energy specialists: People who work in healing professions often use the ritual for their own energetic purification or to clear rooms.
- Friends of nature: Since the ritual often takes place outdoors and directly includes the elements (fire, air, earth, ether), it appeals to people who find strength in nature.
Requirements: As a
rule, no previous experience is required. An inner attitude is more important than technical knowledge: respect for tradition and the willingness to engage in the meditative atmosphere.
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