What is Gayatri Ashwamedha?Gayatri Ashwamedha is a grand spiritual experiment to promote happiness, peace, and prosperity of the nation. It is being performed to purify the subtle atmosphere of the whole nation. It is aimed to awaken the dormant intellectual genius of the masses. The awakened human Medha will help... See More
Ashwamedha Yagya is a spiritual experiment. It is conducted to spread the divine knowledge of Indian culture, a culture destined to become the culture of the world in the future.Ashwamedha Yagya is connected to Gayatri Mantra for ecological balance and for the purification of the metaphysical environment. ‘Ashwa’ symbolizes the widespread evils in society... See More
Ashwamedha Yagya is the supreme Yagya amongst all of the Yagyas. Ashwamedh Yagya leads the entire nation to happiness and prosperity. In fact, "Ashwamedh" refers to the nation. This experiment is being repeated after 2000 years. To awaken the Kundalini of the entire world. Ashwamedha Yagya is performed to convert vedic philosophy into the universal... See More
The pages of Vedas, Upanishads, Darshans and Puranas are filled with the description of the importance of these Ashvamedha yagyas. In ancient times, they were performed to achieve ecological balance, to seek the grace of God and to unite the nation. The writer of a scripture says that one gets... See More
The Hindu Dharma Kosha states —“Three Istisa (worships) of Savita (the Sun) used to be performed daily in the morning, afternoon and evening from the day the horse of Ashvamedha used to be sent for global conquest. Savita used to be worshipped by the name of Satya-prasava in the morning,... See More
Rashtram va Ashvamedhah Viryam va ashvah - Satapatha Brahmana 13/1/6The aim of Ashvamedha is to increase the power and strength of the habitants of the nation, and the nations at large.... See More
Oh dear ! The sacred reward of participating in that Ashwamedh yajana is matchless, in which the body of Nakul (a mongoose) became golden after it rolled its body in the water left over after eating by —tvijas (priests) who came to conduct the Ashwamedh yajana there. -Mahabharata... See More