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Agnihotra (Samskrit : अग्निहोत्रम्) refers to the process of invocation of Agni, whereby a grihastha makes daily offerings of ghee or milk in it while reciting the mantras. Sanatana Dharma was founded on the principles of maintaining Agni yagnas, samskaras or any dharmic activity since ancient vedic times according to the principles of Sanatana Dharma.

Agnihotra (Samskrit : अग्निहोत्रम्) or primarily Agni, is invoked for the conduct of yagnas, samskaras or any dharmic activity since ancient vedic times according to the principles of Sanatana Dharma.

Agni is present in many phases of life such as honouring of a birth (diva lamp), prayers (diva lamp), at weddings (the yajna where the bride and groom circle the fire seven times) and at death (cremation).

Agni is present in many phases of life such as honouring of a birth (diva lamp), prayers (diva lamp), at weddings (the yajna where the bride and groom circle the fire seven times) and at death (cremation).

''Agnihotra yajna'' - sacrificial fire  

''Agnihotra yajna'' - sacrificial fire