Astrology Tips: Tulsi is considered a symbol of auspiciousness, read miraculous thimgs about it

Tulsi: These things are related to the Tulsi plant and have to be taken with special care.An important part of Hindu customs and religious practises is the Tulsi plant. Offering water to Tulsi is part of a special ritual in Hinduism. But we need to take special care of some things related to Tulsi, about which people do not know properly. You know that we should not give water to Tulsi on Ekadashi, during the lunar eclipse, or on Sunday? After all, you should know why this happens and why Tulsi should not be offered water on Ekadashi.

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Tulsi is considered a symbol of auspiciousness. Holy Tulsi is considered by Hindus as a sacred plant and goddess of wealth Lakshmi ji.  Hence, most Hindu families have a Tulsi plant in their home. In mythological stories, the Tulsi marriage, Shaligram, or the marriage of Tulsi or Vrinda with Lord Vishnu, is also mentioned. Tulsi ji is worshipped regularly in every house. Tulsi Puja is celebrated with great joy. According to religious legends, Tulsi is the wife of Shri Krishna, the leaves are sacred, and the plant is worshipped by the devotees. Yojana, or water offering, is an integral part of the morning routine of many people. But did you know that there are dos and don'ts regarding offering water to Tulsi?

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When should Tulsi not be watered?Many devotees observe fasts on Ekadashi day, i.e., on the 11th day of Krishna Paksha and Shukla Paksha or this Ekadashi tithi phase of the moon. Like him, Tulsi, who was also an ardent devotee of Lord Vishnu, observes a day's fast on Ekadashi Tithi and Sundays to pay homage to Lord Vishnu. People believe that offering water to the plant these days may unknowingly disrupt the Tulsi fast. Hence, it is said that it is best to avoid watering Tulsi on the above-mentioned days. The same rule applies to a lunar eclipse.
Why tulsi is so holyTulsi, or Vrinda, is believed to reside with Lord Vishnu in heaven, or Vaikunth. These entrances are opened by worshipping them. This goddess helps the devotees get closer to their ultimate goal, Moksha, i.e., liberation from the vicious cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Different parts of the sacred plant are said to be home to various deities and sacred texts of Sanatan Dharma. Furthermore, since Tulsi is considered a form of Goddess Lakshmi, she is worshipped every day for peace and prosperity.
 

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