Tulsi devi

In order to understand who Tulasi devi is, one must also understand who Vrinda devi is. In fact, Tulasi devi and Vrinda devi are one and the same. Vrinda devi is an expansion of Radharani...

In order to understand who Tulasi devi is, one must also understand who Vrinda devi is. In fact, Tulasi devi and Vrinda devi are one and the same. Vrinda devi is an expansion of Radharani...

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Why Hindus worship Tulsi Plant

Sri Tulsi Devi- The beautiful Goddess who oversees the plants and creepers of the Spiritual abode and who is the coordinator of all beautiful arrangements for Sri Sri Radha Krishna

Vrinda Devi with her messenger yellow parrot

It is originally from India and is used in Ayurvedic medicine as an “adaptogen” to counter life’s stresses. It is considered a sacred plant by the Hindus and is often planted around Hindu shrines. THIS IS. A. VERY DIFFICULT HERB TO GERMINATE. PLEASE. FOLLOW. THE INSTRUCTIONS. TO A "T" and be patient as some of the seeds can take up to a month to germinate. Remember this plant is from India - it needs warmth - letting the seeds sit in wet soil in cool temps will kill the seeds. Water from the…

In Hinduism, a Tulsi plant is not just considered a plant, it has a special significance in the scriptures of the religion. Tulsi, as is believed, is ...