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TULSI TULASI JAPA MALA ROSARY HINDU YOGA MEDIATION PRAYER 108 + 1 BEADS MALA
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TULSI TULASI JAPA MALA ROSARY HINDU YOGA MEDIATION PRAYER 108 + 1 BEADS MALA Tulsi is one of the most sacred plants in Hinduism. Personified as Goddess Tulsi, she is worshiped as a deity. People grow Tulsi plants in their homes and women offer prayers to her early morning. Planting a basil tree in the Brahmasthan of the house, is considered very auspicious. It radiates divinity in the surroundings and ensures the flow of positive energy all around. Brahamasthan is the exact centre of the house, which is considered the most sacred point of the house. Tulsi is also known for its medicinal benefits. Other than this the beads of Tulsi are used to make 'mala' which can be worn as well as used for chanting mantras. Tulsi mala is one of the most preferred malas, considered as an ornament as well as a japamala. When used as a japamala, it has 108 beads plus one. The 108 beads refer to chanting 108 names of a deity or chanting a mantra 108 times. The extra bead is considered so that, the person undertaking the enchantment or the saadhna does not feel dizzy. This bead is a little bigger than the others in the mala, and is known as the Krishna bead. Chanting the mantras has to begun from one side of the mala and when 108 beads have been covered, one must not cross over the Krishna bead, and, the next round should begin in the opposite direction. Health Benefits of Wearing a Tulsi Mala Tulsi has always been known for Ayurvedic properties, and in this regard, it can give you relief from cold, flu, Asthma, sore throat too many other ailments. That said, it can ensure the proper functioning of the brain while improving memory and concentration power. If you are asking regarding the health benefits of wearing the Tulsi Mala, it's worth noting that it ensures ritual purity and can keep away Evil. Highlight on the benefits of wearing Tulsi Mala The wearer of the Mala can get peace and health. It also ensures the maintenance of spiritual purity while keeping away Evil spirits. Tulsi is regarded best for worshipping Lord Vishnu, Krishna, and Balram. • According to Ayurveda, it can also ensure keeping away throat diseases. The purification of the body can keep away the ailments in the body. Besides, it ensures giving peace of mind while keeping away the stress. • Original Tulsi Mala can keep away kidney problems. • Removal of the toxins from the nerves by reducing blood cholesterol and blood pressure is one of its many benefits. • Wearing the garland makes sure about keeping the mind and body connected. That said, it can ensure the creation of pressure on some of the important points of the body. • Such tulsi malas from Original Tulsi Mala Shop can ensure relief of mental stress. Wearing it can also ensure the improvement of the flow of the electric power in the body. That said, wearing that Tulsi Mala can give you overall good blood circulation in the body while releasing the electric waves. Final words Wearing the Tulsi Mala turns out to be a great idea to bring purity to body, mind, and soul. The mark of honor and good fortune, tulsi mala from Ridhi Shidhi Mala Shop in Kurukshetra, can ensure peacefulness in the mind while giving the attainment of mental peace. Follow These Rules to wearing Tulsi Mala Before wearing the Tulsi mala, one must present it before Lord Vishnu. After that the mala has to be purified with Pancah Gavya, and then the 'mula-mantra' has to be recited. This is followed by the recitation of the Gayatri Mantra eight times. Then one has to recite the Sadyojata mantra. When all these have been completed, one has to chant the mantra for thanking Goddess Tulsi and requesting her to bring one closer to Lord Vishnu. Though there are varied views regarding the time when the m ala can be worn and when it must be removed ad should not be around the neck. Yet many believe that rules regarding this are mentioned in the Padma Purana according to which, this mala has to be worn at all times, such as during the morning ablutions, or whether the wearer is bathing, eating etc.. and is not to be removed.God Bless You















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