Vatt Vriksha Remedies 2022: Know special facts of Lord Tridev residing in the tree

There are many such trees and plants in Hinduism which are considered very sacred. In which the Tulsi plant comes first, this plant is very dear to Lord Vishnu. Belpatra is dear to Lord Shankar. Similarly, the banyan tree, which is also called Devvriksha, also has a lot of significance in Hinduism. This is a tree in which Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh are the abode of all the three gods. At the root of the banyan tree resides Brahma Ji, in the middle Janardan Vishnu, and in the foreground, the god of gods, Mahadev resides. Along with this, the place of Goddess Savitri is also considered in the banyan tree. It is noteworthy in mythology that in the last phase of the catastrophe on the leaf of this banyan tree or say Akshayvat, Lord Krishna had given the first vision to Markandeya Rishi in the form of a child. Today we will give you some information related to this banyan tree.
 
Not only does Hinduism have a special relationship with the Vat tree, but scientifically also, the Vat tree has been considered very beneficial. A vat tree is a tree that destroys harmful gases and works to purify the atmosphere. Various parts of the banyan tree are also used as medicine. A banyan tree is a tree that lasts for a long time, in other words, it is a tree that remains renewable for a long time. Just as it remains inexhaustible for a long time, in the same way, worshipping it leads to longevity, inexhaustible good fortune, and continuous growth.

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Vat Savitri fast has special significance in Hinduism. On this day, married women worship the banyan tree and pray for the long life of their husbands. There is also a legend behind it. Once upon a time, there used to be a husband and wife named Satyavan and Savitri. One day Savitri's husband Satyavan died, and then Savitri took her husband's life back to Yamraj. Savitri had revived her dead husband under the banyan tree from her husband. Since then, Vat Savitri fast is observed on the new moon of Jyeshtha month. Which is also known as Bargadahi, Badmaavas, Bar Amavasya, or Bar Amavasya in many places.
In the worship of Vat Savitri, women worship the banyan tree and offer water to its root. After that, while doing 108 circumambulations of the Vat tree or according to her strength, she wraps the yarn. In many places, this festival lasts for 3 days. Women fast for 3 days from Trayodashi Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Jyeshtha month to the new moon with full devotion and wish that they get the boon of unbroken good fortune.
 

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