Vedic rituals need cow’s milk, curd, ghee and urine. As part of self reliance, students are taught to look after the cows including milking them. Soon the Ved-Pathshala plans to produce products from cow dunk and urine.
The Study of the Vedas imposes a strict discipline on the students as well as the Guru. The class begins with the intonation of AUM.
Special attention is paid to pronunciation. The Guru is expected to enhance the potential of his students. As per time honoured tradition, the Guru is not suppose to change any fee for the education.
Currently 22 students reside at the Ved-Pathshala, 10 studying Rig-Veda and 12 studying Yagniki.
A structure built as per the norms and proportion prescribed in the Vedas, It is believed that
sacrifices made in the fire place (Homkunda) reach the Gods in heaven. In return, the Gods grant
us good, healthy lives. It’s also believed that the smoke created by the fire helps seed the clouds which
bring us good rain and a good harvest. Yadnya Shala is a laboratory where students are made
to learn and practice, under the guidance of their seniors.
