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Hari Om. May Indra, the bestower of welfare, grant us well-being. May Pūṣā, the knower of all, bless us with auspiciousness. May Tārkṣya, who moves swiftly with unharmed wheels, protect us. May Bṛhaspati, beloved of all, grant us happiness. May the radiant Sun, who sustains the earth, guide us towards the right path. May the gods, with their all-encompassing vision, always protect us. May we see auspiciousness with our eyes, may we hear auspiciousness with our ears, may we live our lives with healthy and strong limbs, filled with contentment and truthfulness. Oṁ, may we be protected by the divine, may we be blessed by the golden light, may our minds be filled with goodness. We bow to the Lord of a hundred streams of knowledge, to those who are not bound, to the mighty king, to Indra of great strength. I do not bind you, I seek your protection. Protect me, protect me. Once, sprinkle them with sanctified water. Oṁ, may we be nourished, may we be strong, may we be givers of energy. May the eyes of the deer be victorious; may the essence of the sacred waters prevail. May the flowing rivers of the mother be honored, and may the stage of life be established for the welfare of all beings. By the pure and sacred offerings, may all obstacles be removed. O Puṇḍarīka-eyed one, grant us strength and protection. We invoke the earth and the winds; we invoke the earth and the winds. We call upon the fire to rise; we call upon the fire to rise. Asvāhā. They are two souls. Om Gayatreṣṭiṣṭapjagatyāniṣṭapaṅgatyaasaḥ, dear thirst, sharp needle, Vishamyantu dvāsvāhā, Oṁstomāsa canda sāvṛtasaḥ, Pramārikhayasaḥ pjadivyāhā, eastern bandha, Manudrishyadhīrā, food bearer, awake, far-reaching, Devantā, angry, asleep, these are distant. Manjavate śāmjavate rekantanname manāḥ śivasankalpamastu svāhā amya jāgrato śvāhā umjutvarjñānamutracetu draśicāya jūtirantaraṁ pradaṁprajāsu yasmannarite keñcana kārmakriyate tanname manāḥ śivasankalpamastu. Om Jaini Dambhu Dambhu Vanam Bhaviṣadwarī Maridam Radhe Nasaram Āyinayagisthayate Sabdhahūdā. May Shiva’s resolve be firm, Om Svāhā Om. In whom is the steadfastness of the world established? In whom is there no foundation? The bearer of existence, in whom all is born, to that I bow my mind. May Shiva’s resolve be firm, Svāhā Om. Move gently, flow smoothly, guide humanity rightly. Bhesho Viva Jinaiva Ratvrnyaji Ranjavishta Tanname Manaha Shiva Sankalpa Mastu Svāhā Om Mahēśvarāya Svāhā. Om Saddho Jātam Prabhadyāmi Saddho Jātayave Namoḥ Nama Bhavibhavināti Bhavibhavasyamām Bhavudbhavāya Namaḥ Svāhā. Om Vāma Devāyanamā Jeṣṭāyanamā Sreṣṭāyanamā Rudrāyanamā Kālāyanamā Kalavikara Nāyanamā Balavikara Nāyanamā Bārāyanamā Balapramada Nāyanamā Sarvabhūta Dama Nāyanamā Manona Madhāyanamā Svāhā Om. Aghoribhya Taghoribhya Ghoraghorattaribhya Sarvibhya Sarvaśarvibhya Namo’stu Te Rudra Rūpibhya Om. Tatpuruṣāya Vidmāhe Mahādevāya Dhīmahi Tanno Rudra Prajūdhyāt Svāhā. Tanno Maheśvara prajudayatsvāhā Om Īśvara svāhā brahmaṇava dipatir brahmaṇava dipatir sadāśi om svāhā. om māhiśvarāyam svāhā om māhiśvara mahā devāya svāhā. om māhiśvara mahā devāya te devā sāṁtidā puṣṭidā vardā piṣṭadā saṅkalpa siddhidā bhavantu nityameva p. Ashrapāda sabhūmigaṁ sāhā om purukha eve daggaṁ sarvaṁ yad bhūtaṁ yac bhāvyaṁ mā udam radaso saīśāno yadanne nāte rohate. Om Hitava Nasya Mahimado Jaya Asya Purga Padose Vishwa Bhutāni Tripādāsya Mṛtan Devī Uded Puruka Padose Ha Bhavadbhuna Tatho Viśvamitra Masai Abhiśvāha. Oṃ tato virāṛ jāyata virājo adhipūruka sajāto yatariśa bajāta bhūmi madho purasvāha tyagyāda purukama jāta magrata tena devā yat purukama vyāda dhūkati dāvyakala vainnāi purukama vyāda dhūkati dāvyakala vainnāi. Samukham Kimasyasit Kimbahu Uchiteshwaha. Om Brahmano Samukham Asitbahu Rajanyakrita Urdhata Sivishya Padvyam Gom Sudhruv Ajayatas. Chandrama Manasujatakshahu Suryuv Ajayatas. Roddhadvayosya Pranasyamukhat Agnirajayataswaha. Om Navyāsedantarakṣagamśeṣṇurdhoḥ Samavardhadappadabhyambhumyuddhiṣ Lokām agalbhayannasvāhā oṃ jadpūrukeṇaḥ vigādevā jagyamatanvataḥ vasantōḥ syāseddhājyaṃ kṛṣma idamāḥ svāhā. oṃsabdāsyāsannaparidhayastrisabdasamidhakradāddī avadhanpurughaṃpasamasvāhā omyajyanayajyamayajantadīvāstānidharamāṇipradamanyā. Adhyāsaṁ prada prada verashācha viśva karmaṇāsaṁ vartha tāgre toṣyata svāvīda da rūpa mede tanmarthya svadeva tamājānamagre. om vedāha medaṁ purukhaṁ antamā didhyavaraṇantam sapparastāda dhame. Aṃ Prajāpati, moving through the directions, was born within; many minds arose, and they were born repeatedly. The steadfast ones, the humble ones, the difficult ones— all the worlds, Oṃ, to the gods, the sovereigns, the gods named Purohita, the ancient ones; to the gods, the name was born, the radiance for Brahman. Oṃ, the radiant ones, born of Brahman, the gods were foremost in this. Brovan yastaivaṃ brahmano vidhyātasya devā asannavase. Om Śrī Śatī Lakṣmiyā Bhavati Alatri Parvaki Natrāṇi Rūpam Aśvino Mīkānam Mighānam Om Aikāna Sarvalokam Aikāna Svāhā. Om Mahiśvara Mahādevāya. Om Hari Om Aśo Śiśanau Rakṣā Bhūm Bheem O Ganak Ganak Chauvan Sarsane Namah. Sankrantano Nimika Eka Veera Shadagom Sena Ajayasa Kamindra. Om Sankrantanai Nimika Ene Chukna Jyotkarena Duccevayene Krishna Tadi Indrena Jyotsa Yudhvam Naro Yudhavu Narai Kovaste Navakrana svāhā saikvasthē sannikaṅg birvasishṭum sasṭāja yuddho indro. With the multitude gathered, the noble ones assembled, the arms awakened, the enemies confronted; Om Brajpati Paridhiyarate Narakso Mitra Abhavadamana Prabhajanta Sena Pramino Yudha Jan Smagam Vedavitara Dhanam Swaha. I am the force, the knower, the brave, the valiant, the conqueror, the wielder of power, the protector of mankind, the enemy of foes, the bestower of good fortune, the victorious, the dispeller of darkness, the destroyer of evil, the reciter of sacred verses. Om gotra vidaṅgo vidaṁbajaravāṁ jaina pramaṇinddham hujasāī maggam sajātāīn vīravidandra gam sakāyūn saggam ravdham māsvāṁ Om abhikoṭrāṇī sāsāgā māno dayo vīra satu minra indrā duṣcāvara pratnā kāla yuddha yasmākāma senā avatu prayastu. Omindrā sānēdā prasvardhi dakṣiṇā jaggaha puraidu somā devasēnā. Salutations to the conquerors, salutations to those who conquer, salutations to the Maruts who move swiftly; O Indra, Śiva, Viṣṇu, Varuṇa, Sirājya, Dithyāna, Arudhā, Sadhugramma, protect my mind again; O Gogo, illuminate the day, from the rising to the setting, Om, let us roar forth, carrying the path of the virtuous, protectors of me and mine, increasing the strength of the warriors, the warriors who uplift, may the victorious ones come, O Ghūkāha. Om asmā kamindra smṛti dujīśu asmā kamyā ekavastā jayantu asmā kambhīrā udare bhavantu asmā udeva avadhāha vikuṣvā. Om amighānchitaṁ pratiluvayaṁ digrāṇaṁ anyapavepareya abhipreya nidad soke ruddhāī nāmidrāstama sācasandām ham paṭsvāhā. Om Avasishtha Parabhadashara Vibhramasa Ghamshidhe Gajamitrāṇa Prabhāteśvam Amigham Chanosi Humpat Svāhā. Om Prethaje Dhanarā Indrava Śarmayaccha Dugra Vāsantu Bhavunādraśa Yadāsada Svāhā. Om Asoya Sena Marudāparekham Abhedina Osāsas Pradāmanā Taṅguhāta Tamasa Pavartena Yadāmi Anyu Anya Najānana Svāhā. Om jatrabānā sampadanti kumārā viśikāī vatannāyandra brasvati radhiti śārmayacchatu viśvāhā sarmayacchatu sāhā. Om armānite varmaṇā cādayā miśca somasta rājāmṛte nānu vastāmurūvaryo varunasde karaṇota jantanvāna śānti dā puṣṭi dā vardā piṣṭa. May the attainment of perfection be granted; may it always be so. I utter now: Om, peace in the heavens, peace on earth, peace in the waters, peace in the forests, peace in all beings, peace everywhere. May peace be in the Sāma Veda, peace in the Yajur Veda, peace in the Atharva Veda. May all beings be free from fear. Om, peace, peace, peace. May auspicious peace prevail everywhere. Indra, Indrānāśa, Prajāpati, Tilakante, granting all accomplishments and purposes; Indra, Om, Āditya, Vasava, Arudra, all the gods, Sapaitrikā, Tilakante, granting all accomplishments and purposes, all accomplishments and purposes. Take a handful of rice, mother, and sprinkle it in your hand. Now may those beings that move on the earth, those beings established in the earth, not cause obstacles, destruction, or decay. Pūrī Jī Mahādeva Kī Jai, Devādu Devadeveśvara Mahādeva Kī Jai, Śrī Dīp Nārāyaṇ Bhagavān Kī Jai, Hindū Dharm Samrāṭ Paramahaṃswāmī Śrī Mādhavānanda Pūrī Jī, Satguru Dev Bhagavān Kī Jai, Viśvaguru Mahāmaṇḍaleśvar Paramahaṃswāmī Śrī Maheśvarānanda Pūrī Jī, Guru Deva Kī Jai. Sadā Śiva Samarambhām Śaṅkarācārya Madhyamām Asmadācārya Paryantām Vande Guru Paramparām. Gurur Brahmā Gurur Viṣṇur Gurur Devo Maheśvaraḥ Gurur Sākṣāt Parabrahma Tasmai Śrī Gurave Namaḥ. Mannātha Śrī Jagannātha Madguru Śrī Jagadguru Mamatmā Sarvabhūtātmā Tasmai Śrī Gurave Namaḥ. Salutations to the cosmic self. Anyone translating in English? Salutations to Śrī Alakhpurījī, Siddha Pīṭha Paramparā, Māgandhar Pradham, Svābhilavit Gurudev, His Holiness, Viśvaguru, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvarānanda Purī Jī Mahārāj, Om Namo Nārāyaṇa to Mahāmaṇḍaleśvar Swami Vivek Purī Jī Mahārāj and all the Sannyāsīs present here. Greetings and Hari Om to Ambassador Sahib, and Hari Om to all of you who are present here and those who are watching through Swāmījī TV and webcast. Today it’s a very auspicious day for all of us, as we are having a beautiful yajña and pūjās happening on this land, and today we also are honored to have the dear ambassador to Slovenia from India as our guest, and he also came and participated with us in the yajña. We all, on behalf of Yoga in Daily Life, on behalf of Śrī Paramahaṃswāmī Mādhavānand World Peace Council and Fellowship, welcome him to this beautiful yajña ceremony in Slovenskovas, and we wish him all the best and many blessings from Gurudev. Today we all gathered here for satsaṅg, and we are all having satsaṅg and yajñas. Satsaṅg is true satsaṅg; you don’t need to talk, you don’t need to give lectures, but when we all are sitting together in harmony, in peace, with that united force and energy with us, then we all are united and we have that talk about truth. Yagyas and all these are true satsaṅg. Satsaṅga means gathering, and satya means truth. So the gathering of truth, and this is what we are all here for. Regarding the time, we will let Ambassador Sāhab speak, and we will speak in the evening. Much love, many blessings from Gurudev. Svasti prajābhyāṃ paripālayantāṃ nyāyena mārgeṇa mahīṃ mahīśāḥ, go brāhmaṇebhyaḥ śubham astu nityaṃ, lokāḥ samastāḥ sukhino bhavantu. Sat Gurudev Bhagavān kī jai. And I would like to thank also Narsingh for creating this with the blessings of Guru Dev. Tabardhan, namaskār to everybody, to Gurujī who has kindly invited me, and to all the members of Yoga in Daily Life, the Hindu Society of Slovenia, and others associated with Nārāyaṇ and this beautiful place. I am delighted to be here, and for a moment, as I closed my eyes, I thought I was in India. So thank you to the Paṇḍitjīs, the two Paṇḍitjīs who are here from India, transporting that energy from India through the yagyas, the beautiful yagyas here in Slovenia. This is such a beautiful combination of Slovenian beautiful land and the Indian mantras, and we are chanting it together. I think that’s what humanity is all about. There are no boundaries, there is no India, there is no Slovenia. We are gathered together as human beings in the same search for cosmic identity, cosmic truth. And that’s very beautiful. I wish to congratulate dear colleagues from the Hindu Society, from Yoga in Daily Life, for taking this initiative. I first met them about a year ago at my office, and they mentioned to me that they are working hard to get the first traditional Hindu temple established here in Slovenia, and of course, that is something which we are very proud of already. I told them that it will be my privilege to come and participate in that ceremony whenever that happens, and I am so delighted that it has happened sooner than I had imagined. So, my congratulations to all of you who have, I know, worked very hard to get this done. Today we are doing the Bhūmi Pūjan for what will be a beautiful, beautiful Indian temple here in Slovenia. I look forward to the day when I first come and pay my respects to Lord Maheśvara in those beautiful temple premises. You are all very familiar with India, the Indic traditions, and I am sure Gurujī talks to you about these ideas in the satsaṅg. But really, if there is one thing which is the sort of the real summary of the Indian wisdom, the ancient Indian wisdom contained in the words, Vasudhaiva Kuṭumbakam, where the world is one family, is the idea of humanism, that we are all together, we are part of this earth. We are part of this ecosystem, we are part of the same energy system no matter where we are, and I am so happy that all of you are being united through those traditions, through those ideas of humanism, of unity, of purpose, of unity in diversity. Through these beautiful Indian traditions, you are invoking the cosmic spirit that animates the energies in all of us, no matter where we are born, no matter how we look, no matter what we do. It is that spirit which I believe will come to this beautiful land in the form of the first traditional Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Śiva, Lord Maheśvara, in these very lands, and that really fills me with a lot of pride, with a lot of hope that these messages, which are common to humanity, which are relevant to all of us, will come in the form of this temple. The beautiful location of this place means that it will attract devotees not just from Slovenia, but also from Croatia. And Gurujī is here from Croatia as well. So I already see the temple uniting. It’s a temple that brings people together, regardless of who they are or where they are. And that, really, for me, is the best of what India represents. So my congratulations to all of you who are sitting here, participating in this divine ceremony. For the opportunity that has been given to you by the Divine, and for your grace for having accepted that opportunity and being a part of this beautiful tradition, I wish the community of truth seekers—I won’t call them believers, but community of truth seekers—continue to grow here in Slovenia, in Croatia, in this part of Europe and elsewhere. I hope that the friendship between all of us—Indians, Slovenians, Croatians, and others—continues to deepen around this central idea of humanism that is the core of Indian ancient philosophy. My congratulations once again to all of those present, to Gurujī, and I look forward to coming back to this place of Bhūmipur for Śilānyās, hopefully soon. Thank you.