The three circles
How many names are read with yours?
A Yagya is the Vedic fire rite. Brahmins in Vrindavan light a sacred fire, make the offerings, and speak aloud the names given to them. Each name is read in the Sankalpa, the declaration spoken at the opening of the Yagya. Every Yagya is performed the same way, with the same materials, by the same Brahmins, and every Yagya is filmed.
Every name is read as part of a circle. One thing changes from circle to circle: how many places we sell around yours.
The Sattva 27
Places in the circleTwenty-seven. We sell twenty-seven places, so that each name is held with individual presence.
The numberTwenty-seven is the number of Nakshatras, the lunar mansions of Vedic astrology.
One Yagya$37.50 one name, one Yagya, one recording, paid once
A month of Yagyas$375 fifteen Yagyas, one name, paid onceTen Yagyas' worth buys a month of fifteen.
Begin my month of fifteen
Your name is read in the next Yagya on
the calendar, and the recording comes to you by private link, usually within a day. Membership at $375 a month, every Yagya that month, is by invitation. Invitations go to people who have had a Yagya performed. What you spend on single Yagyas comes off your first month of membership, up to a full month, if you are invited and you accept.
The Sattva 108
Places in the circleOne hundred and eight. We sell one hundred and eight places in each of these Yagyas.
The numberOne hundred and eight is the number of the mala, the beads a practitioner turns while reciting.
One Yagya$22.50 one name, one Yagya, one recording, paid once
A month of Yagyas$225 fifteen Yagyas, one name, paid onceTen Yagyas' worth buys a month of fifteen.
Begin my month of fifteen
Your name is read in the next Yagya on
the calendar, and the recording comes to you by private link, usually within a day. Membership at $225 a month, every Yagya that month, is by invitation. Invitations go to people who have had a Yagya performed.
The Sattva 432
Places in the circleFour hundred and thirty-two. We sell four hundred and thirty-two places in each of these Yagyas.
The numberFour hundred and thirty-two is the measure of an age. The age we live in is held to be 432,000 years long.
One Yagya$11 one name, one Yagya, one recording, paid once
A month of Yagyas$110 fifteen Yagyas, one name, paid onceTen Yagyas' worth buys a month of fifteen.
Begin my month of fifteen
Your name is read in the next Yagya on
the calendar, and the recording comes to you by private link, usually within a day. Membership at $110 a month, every Yagya that month, is by invitation. Invitations go to people who have had a Yagya performed.
What is the same in every circle
The YagyaWhen a Brahmin in Vrindavan reads a name into the fire, it is the same fire whichever circle the name arrived in. The same mantras, spoken with the same care. The same finest materials, and the same Brahmins.
Your nameRead aloud in the Sankalpa, exactly as you gave it, with the pronunciation you gave. Add or correct a name up to 48 hours before each Yagya.
The recordingA private video of the whole Yagya, by private link to the email address you booked with, usually within a day. Yours to keep.
Why three circles
The tradition's own numbers run 27, 108, 432: the mansions of the sky, the beads of the mala, the measure of the age. Each holds a circle of its own, at its own price, and all three are open.
We sell twenty-seven places in the Sattva 27, so that each name is held with individual presence. We sell one hundred and eight in the Sattva 108, and four hundred and thirty-two in the Sattva 432. What changes with the price is the number of places we sell around yours. The Yagya, the Brahmins, the materials and the recording are the same in each.
Whatever amount fits your life, there is a circle that holds it, and the $37.50 single Yagya in the Sattva 27 is where most people begin.
Amplify my intention