1. Brahma Yajna: The study and teaching of scriptures.

to repay one's debt towards the Brahma and the Vedas.

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2. Pitri Yajna: water and other food items are offered to the dead.

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This is to pay debt to our ancestors.

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3. Dev Yajna: Ghee and other items are offered to the deities.

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This Yajna is performed to pay homage to family deities.

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4. Bhuta yajna: the offering of food to the animals and the living beings in general

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This consumes one's past negative karmic reactions related to food and drinking items.

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5. Nri yajna: the regular practice of charity, compassion, tolerance and forgiveness towards other human beings.

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This sacrifice is essential for love, peace and happiness in the society.

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