The Power of Fire Worship When it comes to worship, personification often yields better results. Take Hinduism, for example, where idols represent personified forms of various entities, even rocks transformed into personalities and archetypes. Fire follows a similar principle. By attributing it with personality traits, one can develop a deeper connection, fostering love and understanding. Attempting to love fire as an abstract concept is futile; it demands a relatable form. Sadhana, the umbrella term for spiritual practices, serves as the groundwork for establishing a profound relationship with one's chosen deity. Through rituals like homa, spiritual progress is made despite the imperfections of the body and mind. Fire acts as a transformative force, burning away deficiencies and leaving one feeling lighter and rejuvenated. In contrast, practices like pranayama, which involve controlling the life force, carry inherent risks, especially in the polluted and chaotic environments of th...