The story of Lord Krishna and Tulsi is fairly important and inspiring from a theological perspective in Indian mythology. A holy plant, tulsi is very dear in Indian society. Lord Krishna is rather near to the practice of regard for it and worship. Without tulsi, one cannot really enjoy Shri Krishna. It is considered fairly important from a religious, scientific, and astrological perspective. From Ayurveda to fable literature, the importance of tulsi has been precisely explained.
The connection of Shri Krishna and Tulsi
According to mythology, Tulsi was a beautiful and devout marriage mate for demon king Jalandhar. Long as his wife’s purity remained unbroken, Jalandhar was unstoppable thanks to his benediction from Lord Shiva. Lord Vishnu conquered Jalandhar in war. Assuming the name Jalandhar, he violated Tulsi’s purity and brought about Jalandhar’s death. This incident upset Tulsi, and she cursed Lord Vishnu to become a stone. Lord Vishnu took upon Tulsi’s curse and later transformed her into the Shaligram stone, therefore representing him in Hindu ceremonies.
Tulsi hated the curse.
After pained regret, Tulsi asked Lord Vishnu for pardon. Lord Vishnu promised her the boon whereby she would be in great respect with him. As a result, the tulsi plant evolved in Hindu tradition as a symbol of purity and fidelity and is often found in homes and temples all over India.
The love of Lord Krishna lends tulsi leaves especially importance. Shri Krishna regards it as a sign of deity and purity; hence, it is placed at his feet.
Using tulsi leaves for religious ceremonies and devotion
Thought of as a necessary part of devotion to Lord Krishna, tulsi leaves are used in religious rites and worship.
According to the Brahmavata Purana, one cannot really enjoy Lord Krishna without Tulsi. Many fasts and religious stories delve deeply into the importance of tulsi. The tulsi herb is especially important in Hinduism because of its scientific, religious, and astrological aspects. Additionally thorough on the significance of tulsi are mythological works such as Padma Purana, Brahmavaivarta, Skanda, Bhavishya, and Garuda Purana. Moreover, regarded with great respect by Ayurveda and science as quite beneficial for health and the surroundings is tulsi.
The worth of tulsi puja
Tulsi devotion has especially great importance in Indian society and religion. Not only is it included in religious rites, but its therapeutic value is also fairly important. Made from tulsi leaves, health-enhancing drugs help to avert several diseases by regular ingestion.
One acquires Lord Krishna’s blessing by means of Tulsi’s devotion.
Loving Tulsi facilitates one to get Lord Krishna’s blessings. Regular tulsi worshippers are expected to experience in their lives happiness, calm, and prosperity. Starting a Tulsi plant in the house transmits good energy to the surroundings, and the family members remain happy and healthy.
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