Tambe ka Hawan Kund/Copper Hawan Kund (ताम्बे का बड़ा हवन कुण्ड): Tambe ka Havan Kund is pure 100% copper composition for daily worship, Puja Yajna, Agnihotra Homam, Morning Yajna, and all types of Tantra Mantra Puja, and religious activities. Copper Havan Kund is basically a tank in which sacred offerings are burnt. Copper Havan Kund is the energy center where divinity is evoked. Various Havan Samagri which include wood, herbs, and more people burn inside the Tambe ka Hawan Kund along with offering ghee and Jaap of various mantras to invoke positivity and various energies.
The shape of the Copper Havan Kund generates a superficial energy field and also stores divine energy. The energies generated by Havan have properties that are bacteriostatic. The special shape of Tambe ka Hawan Kund helps to create, store and spread divine energies in the surrounding atmosphere, filling the atmosphere with divinity. Havan /Tambe ka Hawan Kund is an ancient sacred fire ritual in Hinduism.
Ancient people also performed it since the Vedic era to invoke the powerful energies of the Divine. This ritual people perform to seek the blessings of the Gods and Goddesses by lighting the Holy Fire. In this sacred ritual, special offerings one must oblate in the Holy Fire while chanting mantras. The sacred fire and mantras infuse the atmosphere with purifying and auspicious positive vibrations and benefit everyone participating in the Havan/Copper Hawan Kund in a great way. It cleanses the body, mind, and soul, uplifts spiritually, calms the mind, and offers a sense of peace.
Tambe ka Hawan Kund Meaning:
Rich Hindu rituals involve invoking the heavenly presence of divinity in idols of deities or in a Kalash vase. But in this Kaliyuga, due to pollution, the air, water, and land are having too much pollution. Moreover, there is only a rare chance that they will be clean. So if there are impurities in the making of Kalash or idols of deities, then it would not be possible to invoke the divine presence in those idols or Kalash. (Tambe ka Hawan Kund)
That is why we use “Agni” (fire) because fire is one of the two elements that one cannot defile. The other is Akasha (space). We cannot perform traditional rituals in space, so we perform spiritual sadhana through fire. Also in Sanskrit, fire is famous as “Pavaka” which means “one who purifies”. The element of fire is one of the purest elements, purifying everything that comes into contact with it.
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