In Hindu religion and Vastu Shastra, Tulsi plant is considered very sacred and auspicious. Applying it in the house increases positive energy and brings happiness and prosperity. It is believed that Goddess Lakshmi resides in Tulsi and it is very dear to Lord Vishnu. But ignoring some Vaastu rules related to Tulsi can have adverse effects.
Avoid these 3 mistakes while keeping basil
1. Placing Tulsi in the wrong direction
According to Vastu Shastra, it is considered auspicious to always keep the Tulsi plant in the North, North-East (Ishaan Kon) or East direction. Keeping Tulsi in the south direction is considered inauspicious, which can increase negative energy in the house.
2. Keeping in a dirty or dark place
Tulsi plant should never be kept in a dirty, dark or untidy place. It is considered necessary to have cleanliness and adequate lighting around it. The positive energy of Tulsi gets reduced in dirty environment.
3. Leaving a dry plant carelessly
It is necessary to take regular care of the basil plant. Keeping a dry or withered plant in the house is considered to be a cause of Vaastu defect. Therefore, it is important to water it from time to time and take proper care.
Correct Vastu rules related to Tulsi
Lighting a lamp and offering water near Tulsi every morning is considered auspicious. There is also a tradition of avoiding plucking Tulsi leaves on Sunday and Ekadashi. Also, the Tulsi plant should always be kept in a clean and holy place.
religious significance
Tulsi is worshiped as a goddess and keeping it in the house keeps away negative powers. There is a religious belief that regular worship of Tulsi brings wealth, happiness and peace in the house.
