Why Do People Worship the Tulsi Plant
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Why do people worship the Tulasi plant
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why people worship tulsi
Importance of Tulsi
"I bow to the Tulsi, at the base of which are all the heavenly places, at the summit of which live each of the deities and in the center of which is each of the Vedas."
The holy basil or Tulsi is a star among the most sacred plants.
There is a Sanskrit: "Tulanaa naasti athaiva tulsi", which is exceptional for its characteristics is the tulsi. It is the main samagri pooja that can be washed and reused.
Satyabhama once weighed Lord Krishna to all his legendary riches. The balance failed until one last leaf of tulsi was placed beside the wealth on the scale by Rukmini with devotion. Thus, tulsi saw the important role of demonstrating that even a very small low object offered with devotion costs more than all the wealth of the world.
Why we do tulasi puja
Medical Value of Tulsi (Holy Basil)
The Tulsi leaf has incredible therapeutic esteem and is used to treat various diseases, including the basic virus. Tulsi seeds are useful for male infertility and increase the consistency of sperm and sperm controls. It has detoxifying properties and is used in fasts, including Satyanarayana Katha, where a thousand tulsi leaves are added to the water for hunting, and which are used later by all.
The Hindu faith conferred "Tulsi", with the status of the mother. jointly called 'sacred or holy basil', Tulsi, was recognized as religious a non-secular and spiritual devotee in several components of the planet. The writers of religious texts knew the benefits of Tulsi, why they personified him as a god, and gave a transparent message to the whole community asking him to take care of him by people, literate or literate. we tend to try to protect it because it's like Sanjeevani for humans.
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Why we do pooja to tulsi tree?
Tulsi has beautiful meditative properties. it is an interesting antibiotic. Taking Tulsi every day in tea or otherwise will increase immunity and help the drinker to cure diseases, stabilize his health, balance his body system and, most importantly, prolong life.
Tulsi also symbolizes the goddess Lakshmi. People who want to be upright and have an optimistic family life worship the tulsi. Tulsi is "married" to Lord Vishnu with pageantry and shows himself as another marriage. This "marriage" is celebrated in light of the fact that, as a legend indicates, the Lord chose her to be her partner. Tulsi is worshiped in the long periods of Magh and Kartik. Tulsi vivah is seen in the long expanse of Kartik and is the representative marriage of Lord Vishnu as shaligram (sacrosanct stone) and Tulsi. This demonstrates the importance of Tulsi for maturity. Tulsi Pooja is an essential part of any wedding.
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