What is tulasi mala.........pls explain me the importance of it?

Answer 1

Tulasi maala represents 54 alphabets of Devanagari.
Akshara is immortal because it creates sound.
The a*being the first alphabet and ksha* is the last one; sometimes the maala is called as *Aksha Maala*.

When the beeds are 108 it is considered as full rotation which symbolises the Vishwa* the Universe.

The 109th one is called Shikhara* which represents The God.

Now, when you start to chant the Japa* ; by thrikarana*( by speech-action-thought) you should engage yourself with the deity. Then only you can touch the 109th beed.

Otherwise you can not touch it. If you are not sure that you chanted in perfect way, you have to reverse the maala, without touching the Shikara*

Collectively; there are 108 steps to reach the God.
You have to concentrate your speech-action-thoughts upon Him.
Otherwise you have to come down to restart.

Try this- it is very very difficult

Answer 2

Tulsi Mala Benefits

Answer 3

Scientific studies are established and the results are showing the importance and the medical significance of this herb.

The juice of Tulsi leave can be used to bring down the fever.
Chewing Tulsi leaves gives a tremendous relief from cold and flu.
Goggling by the tulsi boiled water soothes the sore throat.
The juice of Tulsi with Honey, expels the kidney stone.
Tulsi reduces the Blood Cholesterol.
Chewing Tulsi leave will rescue from the mouth infections.
The paste of tulsi roots can be used as a remedy for insect bites.
Tulsi paste works well to decrease the pains. Such as headache.
Drops of Krishnatulsi leave juice in eyes will soothes the sour eyes.
Kalyani - Normally poisonous snakes and mosquitos do not come close to it due to some smell that it emits. That explains why it is a must in every house. The leaves as well roots are a cure for several diseases like malaria, cold, fever, acidity. The wood of this plant is used for japa Mala, a rosary for worship of Lord Vishnu and when worn in the neck it prevents diseases of the throat.

Answer 4

Tulasi mala is a rosary consisting of 54+1 or 108+1 beads, which are made from the cut stem of the Holy Basil plant. It is much valued by Hindus for chanting various chants, invocations, or mantras.
Holy Basil is considered dear to Krishna. Using such a rosary is supposed to add to the telling of the beads.

Shorn of all that, it is just a way to keep count of one's chants without taking the mind away from the chant. There is nothing very special about it.

Answer 5

Just becos India is a multilingual country, a language is needed with which u can travel throughout the country and understand others. This is what English does in India!. It is not only an international language, but is also slowly and steadily replacing French as the most popular and wanted language of the Euro nations.

Answer 6

Tulsi wood, which is in the family of basil, is the most sacred of all wood in the Hindu tradition. It is worshiped in Indian temples as a living goddess. One Hindu legend relates that Vishnu spawned Tulsi from the turbulent seas in order to help all mankind.

Tulsi Mala is very dear to Lord Krishna, it is almost dear as Radha Rani, she went through many years of hard penance and austerity, in Vrindavan. She is a pure devotee of lord Hari the cause of all causes. One who wears Tulsi Mala is protected by lord Hari.

Tulsi means "the incomparable one". Tulsi is Divinity. It has very distinguished appearance, aroma and flavor.
Purpose and it is believed that the following benefits are derived from it :
- It maintains ritual purity and wards off evil.
- Tulsi is regarded as the 4 incarnation of supreme Goddess and is used for chanting mantras of Lord Vishnu, Ram and Krishna.
- According to Ayurveda, it is very useful in diseases related to throat.
- It is also worn for the purification of the body.
- It gives peace of mind and reduces stress...

Answer 7

God bless you....

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