Religious Importance of Tulsi: There are some things in Indian culture and Sanatan Dharma, which are not just a part of tradition, but there is deep science and spiritual mystery hidden behind them. One of these is the Tulsi plant. You must have often heard your elders saying that the house which does not have Tulsi in its courtyard is incomplete. But have you ever wondered why Tulsi has been given such a high status in the scriptures? Why is it considered not just a plant but the form of Goddess Lakshmi? Let us know why the Tulsi plant is considered so sacred.
Tulsi is considered sacred
According to mythology Tulsi Mata Is considered the favorite of Lord Vishnu. It is said that the worship of Lord Vishnu is considered incomplete without Tulsi Dal. This is the reason why Tulsi leaves have special importance in the worship of Vishnu, Krishna and their incarnations. Even in religious texts, it is mentioned about the glory of Tulsi that the Tulsi plant makes the environment of the house sacred and has a positive effect on the family members.
Religious benefits of planting Tulsi plant at home
According to religious beliefs, planting a Tulsi plant at home gives many auspicious results. It is believed that this keeps away negative energy and maintains an atmosphere of happiness and peace in the house. Apart from this, by regularly worshiping Tulsi Mata, Lord Vishnu and Mata Lakshmi are pleased, which reduces financial problems and brings prosperity in the house.
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It also has special importance in Vaastu Shastra
In Vastu Shastra, Tulsi plant is considered very auspicious. It is said that planting Tulsi in the courtyard, balcony or north-east direction of the house increases the flow of positive energy. It is believed that this keeps the atmosphere of the house calm and balanced. However, Tulsi should be kept in a clean place and taken care of regularly. Keeping dry or withered basil in the house for a long time is not considered auspicious.
What is the importance of Tulsi Puja?
In Hindu religion, there is a tradition of lighting a lamp in front of Tulsi in the morning and evening. It is believed that by doing this, happiness and prosperity remains in the house and many problems facing the family can be removed. Especially during the month of Kartik and Tulsi Vivah, the importance of Tulsi puja increases even more.
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