Nakshatra medicine:   Nakshatras/ birth stars play a very important role in a persons life literally dictating it. It determines the persons talents, strengths and his reaction to external stimuli as well as his health. The nakshatra related plants emit a similar aura to that of the person and fulfil his deficiencies. We have prepared medicines based on the nakshatra and are being tested now. These medicines can be used as an invigorating tonic for any person born in that particular nakshatra. More over they act as stress relievers, fortify the immunity system and helps the person to cope with the situations in a better way.

  Vedic ecology:   Due to the recent increase in pollution, our environment has degraded to a great level. There are many plants mentioned in the Vedas for the improvement of our environment. They not only mention the plants in an ecological perspective but also for the personal development of the people. A number of plants and plantation procedures have been mentioned for the benefit of mankind and for the improvement of the health of people. We have been conducting research for the past 10 years regarding the plants with particular reference to those mentioned in the Vedas. In the olden days it was a norm to have these plantations in temples. And also in every village. So, our association has set to revive this tradition. Simultaneously we have decided to start a project involving growing of important divine trees mentioned in Vedas and Shastras. We propose to prove their efficacy in treating various ailments. We have all the plants required in accordance with vastu and plantation structures mentioned in the Vedas.   The great rishis of our country had a lot of foresight. They had always thought of development of human beings namely physical, mental, social and spiritual. But having been under foreign rule for a long period, we have not only ignored the valuable tenets of our traditions and culture, but also have unfortunately imported and imitated most unhealthy methods of living, jeopardizing our health and happiness. On account of this today, we are exposed to various diseases in addition to our spiritual down fall. Therefore, it is essential that we should revive the pristine glory of our famous culture, which assures community prosperity along with individual happiness.   It has been clearly mentioned in our ancient literature as to how a person will be benefited by inhaling air from a particular tree, or by sitting under a particular tree or planting it in front or behind his house. In olden days, in villages, trees like Raavi, Juvvi, Marri, Medi and Mango (panchavata and other divine plants), were planted near temples, panchyats and people used to offer holy prayers around them. They used the leaves, flowers & fruits of these trees in prayers. Only now, after science has progressed we are realizing the significance of our ancients ways of living.  

Amritavarshini:   The Amritha Varshini is ahealing & research center proposed to be developed on the lines of vedic tradition which when completed pours (varsh) the nectar (Amrit) of onto the entire mankind and living organisms. The Amrita Varshini ( Vedic Eco Center) contains 5 Principle elements consisting of 10 components spread over 20 acres . Namely …   Divine Lake. (Water).Yagnasala.(Fire).Devadunduvulu(Sound).Naksatravanam (Air).Sarvatobodra.(Space).Research Wing.

Gosala.Meditation Hall. Veda Patasala.Vedic Vaidhyasala..

  Vedic plantations:       A part of ‘VEDIC ECOLOGY’- subject providing a scientific approach to our ‘VEDAS’ and our cultural practices. The influence of plants on the environment and on Humans is studied. A lot of plants have been mentioned in the ‘Vedas’ representing Gods. By having the trees around us, we can have the same benefits as praying the deity. In mandapa (configuration structure), different plants radiations by the configurations also can give a Holistic powerful radiation. Different plantation systems have also been mentioned.The following are the different possible structures for plantations in and around temples and also in waste urban lands:   •Nakshatra vanam • Raasi vanam • Navagraha vanam • Sarvatobadra mandalam • Panchayatanam • Yogini mandalam • Individual plantations like pancha pallavas, ashtamatrukas, ashtadikpalakas, devadundubulu, etc.   NAKSHATRA VANAM:   Plants representing all the 27 ‘nakshatras’ are planted in a systematic pattern. The pattern depends on the angle of the earth movement on its axis.

 

Plantation done in two strips along the circle on the arcs or planted circular form.

  •Area required – diameter = 273mlength of the arc = 112m •This is useful for people suffering from nakshatra doshas mainly. •This pattern allows building of homagunda and ashramas in that place to attain peace. •People with an unstable and troubled mindset can use this to meditate.  RAASIVANAM:       •The plants representing the 12 Raasi or Zodiacs are planted in a pattern. •The pattern may be a circle or a square depending on the land available. AREA - diameter = 30.6mCircumference = 96m

  AREA – 24 X 24 m2  

  NAVAGRAHA VANAM:       • The nine planets are represented in the plantation. • This comes in a square formation and it is small and ideal for plantation in the temple. • Navagraha doshas can be eliminated by doing Pradakshanas around the tree or doing ‘japa’ under the particular tree. • These plants are essential ingredients in agnihotra and in yagna . AREA – 16 X 16 m2 or 10 X 10 m2

    SARVATOBADRA MANDALA:       • This is a rather big plantation structure. • This is introduced for the production, prosperity and well being of all the humans in that area. • All Gods, kshetrapalas, Adityas, Dikpalakas and almost every God and Demi-God are represented and invoked into the structure. • This is a large structure but has almost all the benefits of all the above plantations. AREA – 5ha or 21/2ha or 1ha

    PANCHAYATANAM:       • This contains five plants representing five main deities such as Shiva, Vishnu, Ganesha, Surya and Ambica surrounded by pooja dravyas. • This each deity will have individual ayatamam. • The main deity and his four supportive deities are represented in this plantation. • The plants vary depending on the temple. • Pradakshanas in the temple have become hard now. ¬People can perform pradakshanas in the open around these trees where a lot of open space is available. • According to temple or individual importance, one can install this structure. AREA – 10 X 10 m

    PANCHAVATA (pancha pallavas):       • This is 5 plant structure. • These are very essential ingredients in every pooja. • These are to put in kalasa and used as thorana and sit under and relax to get meditating effect. • In olden days, every village and temple has this structure.

 

  ASHTADIKPALAKAS:       • Eight plants in 8 directions of the temples. • It is very easy to implement.