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தன்வந்த்ரி ஹோமம் – Homam for Good Health, Recovery, and Longevity
Lord Dhanvantri is regarded as the God of Ayurveda and Medicine. He emerged from the Samudra Manthan (Ocean of Milk) holding the Amrita Kalash (pot of divine nectar). Performing this homam is highly beneficial for those suffering from illnesses, chronic disease, or for general family well-being.
Description
Why Perform Dhanvantri Homam?
| Purpose | Benefits |
|---|---|
| Relief from chronic or terminal illnesses | Aids in healing and recovery |
| To improve overall health and immunity | Prevents disease and enhances vitality |
| During/post surgery or treatment | Speeds recovery and reduces side effects |
| For protection from future health risks | Preventive divine energy |
| For elderly people, children, pregnant women | Grants safety and long life |
| Hospitals, health centres, spiritual retreats | Brings healing vibrations to space |
Best Days to Perform Dhanvantri Homam
| Day / Time | Significance |
|---|---|
| Wednesday / Thursday / Sunday | Healing and Vishnu energies |
| Dhanvantri Jayanthi (2 days before Diwali) | Most auspicious |
| Ekadashi / Pournami | High divine vibration days |
| During illness or recovery period | Targeted energy for healing |
Main Mantras Used:
1. Dhanvantri Moola Mantra:
ॐ श्री धन्वन्तरये नमः
Om Shri Dhanvantariyé Namah
2. Dhanvantri Gayatri Mantra:
Om Vasudevaya Vidmahe Sudha Hastaya Dheemahi Tanno Dhanvantari Prachodayat
Optional: Vishnu Sahasranamam, Ashtottaram
Dhanvantri Homam Procedure:
- Sankalpam – Declaration of name, nakshatra, health issue/purpose
- Ganapathi Puja – Removal of obstacles
- Kalasha Sthapanam & Lord Dhanvantri Avahanam
- 108 or 1008 Chanting of Moola Mantra / Gayatri
- Offering into the fire (Homa Samagri):
- Ghee, black sesame, neem, tulsi
- Medicinal herbs (e.g. ashwagandha, amla)
- Cow’s milk, honey, jaggery
- Bilva leaves, dry ginger, turmeric
- Purna Ahuti – Final sacred offering
- Sprinkling Theertham (Kalasha water) on all participants
- Distribution of Vibhuti, Theertham, and Prasadam
Homam Items Required:
- Cow ghee, honey, sugar
- Neem, tulsi, vilvam leaves
- Dried herbs (Amla, turmeric, black pepper)
- Milk, curd, fruits
- Navadhanyam (9 grains), black sesame
- Bilva twigs, sandalwood, camphor
Benefits of Dhanvantri Homam
| Area | Effect |
|---|---|
| Health | Promotes natural healing, boosts immunity |
| Family Welfare | Keeps the household protected from diseases |
| Medical Professionals | Enhances healing energy and spiritual merit |
| Mental Peace | Reduces fear, anxiety, and emotional distress |
| Longevity | Helps in overcoming health karma and extending lifespan |
| Spiritual | Connects to higher healing consciousness (Ayurveda devata) |
Where to Perform:
- At home, especially in presence of the sick or elderly
- Hospitals or healing centers, by Vedic priests
- Temples dedicated to Vishnu or Dhanvantri
- Online (via sankalpam if you can’t attend in person)
Additional Daily Practices (Post-Homam):
| Practice | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Chant Dhanvantri Moola Mantra daily 108 times | Strengthens immunity |
| Drink energized Theertham (Kalasha water) | Carries healing vibration |
| Apply Vibhuti / Tulsi on forehead or chest | Protects aura |
| Offer neem or tulsi leaves to a Vishnu idol or Shiva Lingam | Symbol of body purification |
