Tulsi is considered a sacred plant in Sanatan Dharma. Tulsi leaves are very dear to Lord Vishnu, the creator of the universe. That is why Tulsi is also called Haripriya. Tulsi leaves are used in almost every worship in Sanatan Dharma. Tulsi is not only considered a very auspicious plant as per Sanatan Dharma but it is also found in every household of India because of its medicinal properties. But there are some rules for plucking Tulsi leaves which you must follow or else there are negative results.
Talk To World’s Best Astrologers On Call & Know What To Be Kept In Mind While Plucking Tulsi Leaves
Today in this article, we are going to give you information about the rules of breaking Tulsi leaves, and this information is a must-know for everyone!
Rules for Plucking Tulsi Leaves
- Tulsi leaves should never be plucked with a nail. This brings blame to the native. Always use the tips of the fingers while plucking the basil.
- If there is a Tulsi plant in your house that has dried up, then do not keep it in the house. Either throw it in a river or bury it somewhere under the ground. The dried Tulsi plant transmits negative energy in the house.
- Never touch Tulsi without taking a bath.
- The importance of Tulsi increases during a solar eclipse and lunar eclipse. During this time, keeping Tulsi leaves with the food present in the house protects them from the effects of a solar eclipse or lunar eclipse. Just a piece of information- this task should be performed before the solar eclipse and lunar eclipse because breaking basil leaves during a solar eclipse and lunar eclipse is considered prohibited.
Astrological Clues On What May Lie Ahead Are Available With Our Esteemed Astrologers
- Offering Tulsi leaves to Lord Shankar and his son Lord Ganesha is considered taboo. On the other hand, offering Tulsi leaves to Lord Vishnu gives auspicious results.
- Plucking Tulsi leaves on Amavasya, Dwadashi, and Chaturdashi is also prohibited.
- Do not pluck Tulsi leaves, even by mistake, on Sundays or offer water with Tulsi leaves in it. Doing so gives negative results.
- Avoid plucking basil leaves as much as possible. Always try to use those Tulsi leaves which have broken on their own and fallen on the ground.
- It is believed that Radha Ji resides in Tulsi leaves. After sunset, Lord Shri Krishna performs Raas with Radha Ji in the Radha Rani forest. In such a situation, Tulsi leaves should not be plucked after sunset. It is believed that this disturbs the Raas of Lord Krishna and Radha.
- Whenever Tulsi leaves are used in the offerings to God, keep in mind that these leaves should not be more than 11 days old. Tulsi leaves older than 11 days should not be offered to God.
For Astrological Remedies & Services, Visit: AstroSage Online Shopping Store
Thank you for staying connected with AstroSage!