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“Meditation has also been proven scientifically to untangle and rewire the neurological pathways in the brain that make up the conditioned personality. Buddhist monks, for example, have had their brains scanned by scientists as they sat still in deep altered states of consciousness invoked by transcendental meditation and the scientists were amazed at what they beheld. The frontal lobes of the monks lit up as bright as the sun! They were in states of peace and happiness the scientists had never seen before. Meditation invokes that which is known in neuroscience as neuroplasticity; which is the loosening of the old nerve cells or hardwiring in the brain, to make space for the new to emerge. Meditation, in this sense, is a fire that burns away the old or conditioned self, in the Bhagavad Gita, this is known as the Yajna;

“All karma or effects of actions are completely burned away from the liberated being who, free from attachment, with his physical mind enveloped in wisdom (the higher self), performs the true spiritual fire rite.”
― Craig Krishna, The Labyrinth: Rewiring the Nodes in the Maze of your Mind

“Yagya is a Sanskrit dialect that is not easily pronounceable by the people who speak English. They don’t have certain syllables in their vocabulary like Ksha, Tra, Gya, etc. So they pronounce Gya as Jna because syllable Gya is a combination of syllables Ja and Na; hence Yagya became Yajna.

Hindi Translation - यज्ञ संस्कृ�� का शब्द है जिसक�� अंग्रेजी बोलन�� वाले लो�� आसानी से उच्चार�� नही�� कर सकते�� उनकी शब्दावली मे�� कु�� शब्दां�� नही�� है�� जैसे कि क्��, त्��, ज्��, इत्यादि। इसलि�� वे ज्�� का उच्चार�� करते है�� क्योंक�� शब्द ज्�� शब्दां�� �� और �� का एक संयोजन है; इसलि�� यज्ञ बन�� यज्न��”
― Vikrmn: CA Vikram Verma, You By You