Tulsi Plant Rules: Tulsi plant is considered to be the most sacred. There are many special rules for applying it. According to Vastu, there are some such places in the house, where Tulsi plant should not be planted even by mistake..
Tulsi Plant Rules: Tulsi plant has a special significance in Indian culture. This plant is full of divine qualities. It also has supernatural Ayurvedic power to defeat various diseases. There will be hardly any house among the people who believe in Sanatan Dharma, in which Tulsi plant is not planted. But there are some special rules for planting Tulsi plant. According to Vastu Shastra, planting of Tulsi plant is prohibited at 5 places. On doing this, Maa Lakshmi gets angry and the family members face problems throughout their life. Let us know which are those forbidden places.
Do not plant Tulsi with the idol of Lord Shiva
According to Vastu Shastra, even after forgetting Tulsi plant should not be planted with the idol or picture of Lord Shiva and Ganesha. It is believed that by planting a Tulsi plant with his idol, Bholenath gets displeased with the devotees, due to which the creatures have to suffer many kinds of miseries.
Tulsi plant is considered very sacred among all plants. This plant should never be planted in the ground. Instead, you can plant basil in a pot, bucket or stand. Tulsi plant should not be planted in the basement even by mistake.
Never plant Tulsi in the dark part of the house
It is said in Indian scriptures that Tulsi plant should always be planted in an open and clean place. This plant should never be planted in dark places. By doing this, the plant planted in the dark starts spreading negative energy in your family and becomes the cause of destruction.
Do not plant basil near thorny plants
Tulsi plant is considered to be a replica of Mamtamayi Maa Lakshmi, who keeps showering blessings on her devotees. It is believed that Tulsi plant should never be planted with a thorny plant. By doing this, the plant becomes a carrier of negative energy instead of positive energy. Instead of this, if you want, you can plant a banana tree near the basil plant. This tree is believed to be dedicated to Lord Vishnu, which pleases Goddess Lakshmi by planting it.
Reverse effect of applying Tulsi on the roof
Tulsi plant should never be planted on the roof of the house. By doing this, that plant is not taken care of enough and its positive energy also ends. By planting Tulsi on the roof of the house, due to storm, rain, strong sun and cold, that plant dries up prematurely, due to which the whole family has to suffer. So don’t make such mistake at all.
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