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Computational Statistics on Stress Patients with Happiness and Radiation Indices by Vedic Homa Therapy: South Asian Heritage with Scientific Aspects in Global Pandemic

Rohit Rastogi*, Sheelu Sagar, Neeti Tandon, Rajeshwari T and Bhavna Singh
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ISSN: 2578-4986  10.23880/jonam-16000295  Received: January 14, 2021  Published: February 08, 2021
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Yajna Mantra Stress Depression Anxiety Mental Fitness
Abstract

The Happiness Programs and seeking its various means are popular across globe. Many cultures and races are using it in different ways through Carnivals, festivals and occasions. In India, the Yajna, Mantra, Pranayama and Yoga like alternate therapies are now drawing attention of researchers, socio behavioral scientists and philosophers by its scientific divinity. The present manuscript is an honest effort to identify the logical progress on happiness indices and reduction in radiation of electronic gadgets. The visualizations propound evidences that the Ancient Vedic Rituals and Activities were much effective in maintaining the mental balance. The data set was collected after a specified protocol followed and analyzed through various scientific data analysis tools available.

Introduction

Pain and its own world

Studies have shown that the mantra chanting, meditation, Pranayama, Yoga and other practices are much useful for all the humans of different age groups, especially to females and aged persons. For females, pregnant ladies are specially getting immense benefit for themselves as well as for their baby in their womb [7].

Scientific experiments are being conducted with help of different sensors and latest electronic gadgets to record the benefits of Yajna, mantra and meditation over these issues (Pl. refer Figure 2 and Figure 3).

(A World of Pain”, National Geographic Magazine, vol. 1, issue-1, pp. 32-57, (January 2020)), Source:https://www. nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2020/01/scientists-are- unraveling-the-mysteries- of-pain-feature/

Figure 2: (A World of Pain”, National Geographic Magazine, vol. 1, issue-1, pp. 32-57, (January 2020)). Source: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2020/01/scientists-are-unraveling-the-mysteries- of-pain-feature/.
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Figure 2: (A World of Pain”, National Geographic Magazine, vol. 1, issue-1, pp. 32-57, (January 2020)). Source: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2020/01/scientists-are-unraveling-the-mysteries- of-pain-feature/.
Figure 3: (A World of Pain”, National Geographic Magazine, vol. 1, issue-1, pp. 32-57, (January 2020)).
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Figure 3: (A World of Pain”, National Geographic Magazine, vol. 1, issue-1, pp. 32-57, (January 2020)).

Chemical Property of Ghee (Clove Butter)

Chemically, Ghee is essentially composed of a mixture of triglycerides extracted from acidic acids such as polymitic, oleic, meristic and stearic. The composition of fatty acid of ghee varies according to the diet of the animal producing it. The Reichert-Missal or Reichert-Wolney number is important in calculating the amount of these acids in the whole balanced ghee [8].

Chemical Organization of Ghee

Approximately 98% triglyceridase in ghee, 1-2%

diglyceridus, 0.1-0.2% monoglycera-eidus, 1-10 mg / 100 gm Ghee free fatty acid (FFA), 0–80 mg / 100 gm phospholipidase, 0.25–0.40% cholesterol and in small amounts, fat soluble vitamins, carbonyl, glyceryl ether and alcohol are found. About 500 fatty acids are found in hGhee, most of which are found to have even-numbered carbon chains (C4-18). Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids are found in 3-4% in Ghee [9, 10].

Butyric, palmitic, stearic, tetranoic and pantanoic acids are found in buffalo ghee more than cow ghee. The acid of the series from caproic to myrrheic is found in cow’s ghee more than buffalo ghee (Pl. refer Figure 4).

Figure 4: Chemical Compositions of Atoms extracted in Yajna.
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Figure 4: Chemical Compositions of Atoms extracted in Yajna.

Composition of Fats

Simple triglycerides are those in which each molecule of glycerol is combined with three molecules of one acid—e.g., tripalmitin, C3H5(OCOC15H31)3, the glyceryl ester of palmitic acid, C15H31COOH.

Figure 5: Molecular Structure of Sucrose.
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Figure 5: Molecular Structure of Sucrose.

Sugar is sucrose, a molecule composed of 12 atoms of carbon, 22 atoms of hydrogen, and 11 atoms of oxygen (C12H22O11). Like all compounds made from these three elements, sugar is a carbohydrate (Pl. refer Figure 5).

In this way, by sacrificing Yajna, oxygen is not spent but is emitted / produced. At the same time, the environment is purified by Gaseous products made from other chemical reactions and we also get health benefits [11, 12]. The remaining ash of Agnihotra increases the fertility of our soil and also works to remove some skin diseases. So there is no harm but benefit from the sacrifice. Yagya in the house every day and organize big yagyas on festivals, then the world can be free from diseases (Figure 6).

Figure 6: Analysis of different elements present in emission of Yajna Gaseous vapors.
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Figure 6: Analysis of different elements present in emission of Yajna Gaseous vapors.

Yajna with Cow clove produces Oxygen

One misconception that is prevailing about Yajna that Yajna with Desi Cow’s ghee produces x tons of oxygen. Solution-This is not correct. If at all some oxygen is produced it is produced by photochemical reactions as an interim product which is again consumed in the process. • The end products are largely CO2 and water vapors.

  • This CO2 when escapes in atmosphere are absorbed by plants and trees which in turn give out Oxygen. But this is their usual activity [13, 14].
  • We have observed in our logical and scientific experiments that the level of oxygen is maintained if Havan is done with Gomay Samidha as they have a large amount of oxygen trapped inside (Pl. refer Figure 7).
Figure 7: Yajna Ceremony performed by Volunteers at their home or public places like Temples Many countries of the world have done research on Gayatri Mantra and the results they got were surprising. Hence, Gayatri Mantra is the reason the world’s most powerful mantra. https://youtu.be/CrwTLrN2q60.
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Figure 7: Yajna Ceremony performed by Volunteers at their home or public places like Temples Many countries of the world have done research on Gayatri Mantra and the results they got were surprising. Hence, Gayatri Mantra is the reason the world’s most powerful mantra. https://youtu.be/CrwTLrN2q60.

Literature Survey

Scientific Aspects of Yajna and related Doubts are presented here. Usually there is a myth and doubt that there is smoke from Yagya, which increases air pollution and oxygen is also spent because something burns only when it gets oxygen. Clarification and solution to this is that there is no pollution by sacrificial fire. It increases more than the amount of oxygen spent. Pollution is cured.

-Yagya is a completely scientific process.

  • It is the best act.
  • There is no better work than Yagya
  • Yajna is also called Agnihotra or Havan.
  • Agnihotra means the sacrifices made for the purification of water, earth, air, etc.
  • Yajna is not only ritual, but also a medical practice. The various chants that we perform while performing the Yajna have a special effect on our mind, brain, and soul. It also purifies the atmosphere.
  • Yajna is also called Havi which means one who defeats poison. According to the theory of science, no substance is destroyed, but yes its form can be changed.
  • Havan Ingredients are the ghee of cow etc. which we put on fire, they are like medicines for Havan, they are not destroyed by burning, but are converted to another form and we get it in subtle form. When there was no allopath, there was Aayurved in ancient times. In Aayurved, it was only from these plants that treatment was done.

Among the medicines which are in the incense material, they have qualities like:

  1. Disinfectant
  2. Aromatic Enhancer
  3. Medicinal Action Property
  4. Nutritious.
  5. Oxygen Booster When these medicines are burnt in the Havan Kund, they reach not one, but many living animals through the breath in atomic form, which also helps them.

The following are the chemical activities in the Yajna.

All these chemical activities are beneficial for us. In these, cow’s ghee (containing about 8% saturated Fatty Acids and Triglycerides, Diglycerides, Monoglyceride) during combustion reaction intensifies the combustion leading to Complete Combustion. CO2 and H2O are released during the combustion of Fatty Acid. Complete Combustion also reduces CO2. Pyruvic Acid and Glyoxal (C2H2O2) are formed in the combustion of glycerol. Pyruvic Acid increases our metabolism and kills Glyoxal [15, 16].

Apart from these, the hydrocarbons that are formed during combustion again go through slow combustion reaction and form methyle, ethyle alcohol, formic acid and formaldehyde etc. which smells like air and is disinfectant. It also has the ability to eliminate H1N1 virus. Now you must be thinking that oxygen is spent when ignition and in a way we harm the environment. But you are wrong. Yajna is the process in which oxygen is spent but oxygen is also produced, as it also produces vapor (H2O) along with CO2.

CO2 + H2O (G) +112000 Cal = HCHO (Farmaldehyde) + O2 (Oxygen)

It is certain that whenever anything burnt, Oxygen will be absorbed and carbon will be emitted. But there are vast difference in carbon emitted by garbage burning and carbon emission from burning fragrant. Commonly accepted philosophical factors that antidote to a poison is, also a poison derived from another resource. Similarly smoke and poisonous gases emitted by burning garbage, can be reversed back by the fumes produced by aromatic herbs that are offered in the Yagya as oblations (Aahutis).

The carbon that emits during Yagya, through aromatic herbs are in very little amount that are considered necessary to activate certain neurons in the system. Apart from the herbs that are offered in the fire which produces qualities environmental friendly gases, creosote, phenols, acetylene, aldehyde and ozone too assimilate in this. Even if any poisonous substance emitted on a little quantity is immediately evaporated with the oblations given by clarified butter (Ghee) and makes it non-poisonous.

Experimental Setup and Methodology

The Experiments to support the science of Yajna and Mantra were conducted through a well-defined protocol of 45 minutes where the Mantra Chanting, Pranayama, Yoga and Fitness activities were carried out. The laughing therapy and some alternative therapies like acupressure, Pranik Healing were also used in different time intervals.

Protocol Followed

The readings were being recorded by research team members quantitatively under different parameters and analyzed through various data analytics tool like Python, Tableau, SPSS, and excel. The subjects were asked to fill a small consent form to give their will to participate in the aforesaid experiments and were assured that their identity and data will not be made commercial and misused [17, 18, 19].

The whole experiment was conducted through online platforms like Google meet, Zoom sessions, MS Team etc. as per convenience of the subjects during the lockdown period and their scores were recorded. The activities were conducted in India of duration of pandemic Sars-Cov’19 peak of 1st April 2020 to 31st Aug. 2020 in the period of 150 days around where a strict lockdown was imposed in India to save the mass from third stage infection of spread of Sars Cov’19.

The Subjects were asked to follow a strict protocol of 45 min. around which included some Asans ( sitting, standing, lying front and back postures), some set of Mantra Chanting, Breathing Exercises( Pranayam), Alternate Therapies like Laughing Technique and Shantipath with certain breathing Exercises were followed. Subjects’ data was recorded pre and post of the experiment and accordingly comparative study was conducted to check the efficacy of the methodology adopted [20, 21, 22].

Scientific Experiments on the Ash of Yajna and Chemical Analysis-T Rajeshwari Di

Pl. see Annex for Permission Letter and Scientific Analysis of Different components in the Ash of Yajna Pinch of consumption of Yagya bhasm as Prasad, was questioned by a person , that created an inquisitiveness which lead to do an experiment on Yagya to understand the components contained in Yagya bhasm, and its composition. With proper letter issued from Sunderpur, Jabalpur, MP. GAYATRI SHAKTIPEETH was sent to Geological survey of India, through Mr. Jayant Gupta of Gayatri Pariwar of Jaipur (Youth wing), an executive at GSI. He approached their director and research on Yagya bhasm was executed with approval. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all, who put their efforts to conduct this research and released the appropriate report.

Some scientists from BARC have also agreed to do research on the Yagyaagni. They are interested to study the flames of Yajna beginning temperature, gases released, temperature in the middle and its intensity with gases released, and temperatures at the end when the flames are off with the gases released [23, 24, 25].

Results and Discussion

Happiness Index of Human and Radiation Analysis of Gadgets Analysis

Figure 8: Radiation Analysis of Electronic Gadgest before and after Yajna.
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Figure 8: Radiation Analysis of Electronic Gadgest before and after Yajna.

The electronic gadget like mobile, laptop, charger etc. radiations were recorded significantly low after the Yajna Process than before Yajna Rituals (Figure 8).

Figure 9: Happiness Index Analysis of Human Subjects (Left Hand) before and after Yajna.
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Figure 9: Happiness Index Analysis of Human Subjects (Left Hand) before and after Yajna.

If see and analyze the graphs critically that we can easily see that red graph(After Yajna) is continuous below to blue(Before) graphs through left hand readings which shows the reduction in stress level and increase in happiness Index measured by Happiness Meter of the subjects participated in Yajna Ceremony and chanting of mantra (Figure 9).

Figure 10: Happiness Index Analysis of Human Subjects (Right Hand) before and after Yajna.
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Figure 10: Happiness Index Analysis of Human Subjects (Right Hand) before and after Yajna.

If see and analyze the graphs critically that we can easily see that red graph(After Yajna) is continuous below to blue(Before) graph through right hand readings which shows the reduction in stress level and increase in happiness Index measured by Happiness Meter of the subjects participated in Yajna Ceremony and chanting of mantra (Figure 10).

Figure 11: Age vs. Happiness Index Analysis of Human Subjects (Right Hand) in Yajna.
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Figure 11: Age vs. Happiness Index Analysis of Human Subjects (Right Hand) in Yajna.

The participants Happiness counted through right hand w.r.t age is reflected above and shows that there is significant fluctuation in happiness index as per increasing rate of age. It totally depends on mental fitness, cool and calf life style and inner strength (Figure 11).

Figure 12: Age vs. Happiness Index Analysis of Human Subjects (Left Hand) in Yajna.
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Figure 12: Age vs. Happiness Index Analysis of Human Subjects (Left Hand) in Yajna.

The participants Happiness counted through left hand w.r.t age is reflected above and shows that there is significant fluctuation in happiness index as per increasing rate of age. It totally depends on mental fitness, cool and calf life style and inner strength (Figure 12).

Recommendations

The main recommendations from Indian culture is Yagya Pita- Gayatri Mata (Yajna Father, Gayatri Mother). According to science, heat, sound and light have been the fundamental units of power. Mantra is only the sound. The word is expected to travel at the speed of heat and light. To make the mantra wider, heat and light have to be combined with it as Yagya, only then it becomes more powerful and universal (Knowledge of Yagya, science, Yugrishi Shriram Sharma Acharya) [11].

One of the main reasons is said to be the delay in enforcing restrictions in Italy. After China, Now it is fully blown up epidemic in Italy and Spain and it is moving to other European countries as declared by WHO. This is third stage in Italy and Europe and second stage in USA. In India, we are passing through 1ststage and 2ndstage is very near. China has shown the way to the world [26, 27, 28, 29, 30].

Novelty

Yagyopathy was an integral part of the Vedik Period and it was vanished during the medieval period. Now the Yagyopathy has been developing as a Yagya Therapy for solving various issues. Evoking of the Inner power, Establishment of Spiritual Environmental place, development of wholesome culture, cleansing of micro environment, benefit on humanity are various new domains which are ipening for human race. The need is to get the benefit and explot this knowledge to address the current threats for this planet [31, 32].

Future Research Directions

Many more research is needed in the domain of Meditation with Pranayama. Diseases are caused by the weakness of life force. Power comes in the body due to the strength in life. It is impossible to happen that power comes in the soul due to strength in the body. That is why it is said that Pranayama (the action- which exercises the souls and which makes the soul strong) increases age and sage muni by this will. They used to live long (Yajna: a holistic healing process, Yugrishi Shriram Sharma Acharya).

Divine powers strengthened to destroy demonic powers, to force the constructive powers (Yajna is a means: a holistic healing process, Yugrishi Shriram Sharma Acharya) [33, 34, 35].

Conclusion

Aim of Yajna science is for many dimensions in which the main aspects are fortification and balance of environment, rain of water with energy (Pranik Urja), improvement of health, treatment of illness, reviving through Yagyopathy. Param Pujya Pt. SriRam Sharma Acharya ji, founder of All world Gayatri Parivar, revived the Yajna and Yagyopathy. Brahmvarchas research Center and Shantikunj Haridwar are conducting researches from past 40 years. Dev Sanskriti University Haridwar was added as a feather in its cap in year 2002. Several PhDs and research works are being enlightened in the field of human consciousness upliftment through ancient Vedik Sciences for Human Health and Environment is being conducted here.

The present Manuscripts also present the happiness measurement through Yagyopathy. Much more research is possible through this in coming future.

Acknowledgement

The Team of authors would love to pay our deep sense of gratitude to the ABES Engineering College, Ghaziabad & Amity International Business School, Amity University, and Noida for arranging us all the facilities, the direct-indirect supporters for their timely help and valuable suggestions and the almighty for blessing us throughout. We would also like to extend the vote of thanks to IIT Delhi, IIT Roorkee, Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar, Patanjali Foundation and Ayurveda Institute, Dehradun for their support and guidance in accomplishing our research paper.

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  title   = {Computational Statistics on Stress Patients with Happiness and Radiation Indices by Vedic Homa Therapy: South Asian Heritage with Scientific Aspects in Global Pandemic},
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  journal = {Journal of Natural & Ayurvedic Medicine},
  year    = {2021},
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Rohit Rastogi, Sheelu Sagar, Neeti Tandon, Rajeshwari T and Bhavna Singh (2021). Computational Statistics on Stress Patients with Happiness and Radiation Indices by Vedic Homa Therapy: South Asian Heritage with Scientific Aspects in Global Pandemic. Journal of Natural & Ayurvedic Medicine, 5(1). https://doi.org/10.23880/jonam-16000295
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