I describe Agnihotra by saying that there is a wall of particles that comes with the first light and leaves with the last light. It carries with it particles and nutrients not found at other times of day, the Sanskrit mantra starts a vibrational vortex that is then amplified by the copper pyramid and by the burning of dung, rice and ghee and the energy is thrust up into the ionosphere and collects these particles and brings them back down to the pyramid, where they are thrust out around to the plants and animals and also harnessed in the ash.

                                      Atmospheric Shifts:

• At sunrise and sunset, there are significant electromagnetic and photonic changes in the atmosphere. The angle of sunlight interacts with the Earth's atmosphere, producing unique wavelengths of light and energy that are not present at other times of day.
• These times mark transitions in the Earth's circadian rhythms, influencing the flow of particles and energies.

                                  Aerosol and Particle Movement:

• Some theories suggest that the first light of sunrise and the last light of sunset carry ionized particles and trace elements, forming an energetic "wall" of particles.
• These particles could include nutrients and charged ions that are beneficial to living organisms but are more concentrated or accessible during these transitional periods.

                                 Sound Frequency and Resonance:

• The chanting of the Agnihotra mantra generates specific sound frequencies that create a vibrational vortex. These vibrations are thought to resonate with natural frequencies in the environment, aligning with the Earth's energy field.
• The mantra's repetition and tone may have cymatic effects, organizing surrounding particles and energies into harmonious patterns.

                               Amplification by Copper:

• Copper is an excellent conductor of electricity and heat, as well as an amplifier of electromagnetic energy. The copper pyramid shape further enhances this amplification through its geometric structure, which focuses and directs energy upward.

                                  Combustion and Energy Release:

• The combustion of cow dung, rice, and ghee releases energy in the form of heat, light, and volatile compounds. This process also generates an upward thrust of energy (thermal convection) that can reach into the ionosphere.
• The materials used in Agnihotra are specifically chosen for their energetic and chemical properties, which interact synergistically during combustion.

                                Interaction with the Ionosphere:

• The ionosphere is a layer of the Earth's atmosphere filled with charged particles. It reflects and absorbs certain electromagnetic waves, and it is suggested that the Agnihotra process can influence or draw energy from this layer.
• The upward flow of energy from the fire, combined with the mantra's vibrations, is thought to "collect" these beneficial particles or energies and channel them back to the pyramid.

                                            Energy Dispersion:

• The copper pyramid and the fire act as a conduit, redistributing collected energies and particles to the surrounding environment. This dispersion is believed to benefit plants, animals, and humans by harmonizing the local ecosystem.
• The energies and particles may enhance plant growth, improve air quality, and create a balanced and nurturing environment for living beings.

                                           Harnessing in Ash:

• The ash created during Agnihotra is thought to retain the collected energies and nutrients. This ash is highly alkaline, nutrient-rich, and charged with subtle energy fields from the process.
• It can be used as a fertilizer for plants, a purifying agent for water, or even consumed in small amounts for its health benefits.

                                              Ionized Particles:

• The theory of drawing ionized particles aligns with the idea that combustion processes, combined with specific mantras, create an electromagnetic effect that interacts with the charged particles in the ionosphere.
• This could explain the purported energy flow and its subsequent redistribution.

                                 Electromagnetic Field Amplification:

• Copper's ability to amplify energy, combined with the specific geometry of the pyramid, may focus the fire's energy into a directed beam. This could, in theory, interact with atmospheric particles and energies.

                                Enhanced Soil and Plant Growth:

• Scientific studies on Agnihotra ash have shown it to improve soil quality, support microbial life, and enhance plant growth, potentially due to the mineral content and subtle energy retained in the ash.