Gnostic Question of the Week

What is Jagña and how can we do it?

Answer from the V.M. Samael Aun Weor and the magazine.

“The SATTVIC JÑANA is done according to the Commandments: Concentrating on the Worship, only for the Worship, by men who do not desire the results” (they are people who love the Worship, who adore it, but who do not want selfish results).

“O you, the best of the Bharatas!: RAYASIC JÑANA (that is, passionary), is done by temptation and desiring the fruits, the merit” (people who practice Rites, but with some interest, not disinterestedly).

As for the TAMASIC JÑANA, “it is done against the Commandments: Without Faith, without the mantrams, without distributing food to the poor and without offering their mite to the Priests.” So the Rites of the Tamasics are curious: “They do not give the obolus to the Priests, they do not pronounce the sacred mantrams, they violate the Commandments, they have no Faith” (they are practically BLACK Rites, right?).

Samael Aun Weor.

Answer from the magazine "The The wisdom of the Being.".

In the book of the Song to the Lord, chapter 17, they tell us about the three types of faith and tell us: "Faith will be of three kinds according to the nature of the soul. Kind, passionate or Ignorant, hear My word." The term Yagña refers to the devotional aspect of our lives, the way humanity tries to connect with the divine, the way in which each person searches for divinity, it is plausible that this search is conditioned by the polarity of our personality, it is necessary to identify in ourselves what drives us day by day, to know what the “style” of our faith is, so to speak.

The Magazine "The Wisdom of Being" 108: "The three types of Jagña."