Tulsi is the Queen of Herbs. Since ancient times, it is treated as sacred herb in the Indian Hindu Mythology. It can be seen in every temple and holy place in India. Infact, majority of residences in India surely have small Tulsi plant as the residents have a strong belief that this aromatic plant absorbs all the negative energy and releases positive energy turning the house of four walls into pious home. Let's make a commitment to keep at least one Tulsi Plant at our Home.Tulsi is very dear to Bhagwan Vishnu. Tulsi is ceremonially married to Bhagwan Vishnu annually on the 11th bright day of the month of Karttika in the lunar calendar. This festival continues for five days and concludes on the full moon day, which falls in mid October. This ritual, called the 'Tulsi Vivaha' inaugurates the annual marriage season in India.
So friends keep tulsi plant in your home and take care of it..... for smiling life....hehehehe... :):)
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