Yajna is a Vedic ritual of offerings accompanied by chanting of Vedic mantras. It is performed to invoke divine blessings and is considered a way to connect with the spiritual realm. Traditionally, it involves making offerings into a sacred fire, symbolizing the transformation of material substances into spiritual energy. The practice of Yajna is rooted in ancient Indian culture and is often associated with various Hindu festivals and ceremonies. It is believed to promote harmony, prosperity, and well-being for individuals and communities. The ritual emphasizes the importance of selflessness and the interconnectedness of all beings.