Tulsi Mala Details
What About this Tulsi Mala
The Tulsi Mala beads are made from Holy basil tulsi wood.
The
Tulsi Mala is made from wood.
secondly, The seeds of the
Tulsi plant.
Especially, Hindus view
Tulsi as a goddess (a manifestation of Lakshmi) in the form of a plant bestowed with great spiritual and healing powers.
What is the use of Tulsi mala?
It is a cleansing and pious beaded garland to be worn by worshippers.
Mostly ‘Tulsi mala‘ is seen worn by ‘Vishnu’ and ‘Krishna’ devotees and Buddhists prefer the black ‘Tulsi mala‘.
It is often used for chanting mantras and even meditating.
The most important thing is that ‘Tulsi‘ beads are not only medicinal but help in cleansing the mind and soul.
How to wear Tulsi Mala –
This is very useful after the guided methods.
After making ready with the specific mantra – “Om Hrem Namah” – “ॐ ह्रीं नमः”
How to make it ready to wear
- Choose any good day or Monday.
- Make a bath with Gangajal or holy water.
- We can use sandalwood paste over it.
- Make use of Dhoop to tulsi bead.
- Use a white flower.
- Touch the Lord Shiva Idol or Shiv Lingam statue and Speak “Om Namah Shivay” 11 times.
After that, you can wear it or place it in your holy place.
Don’t use during – Liquor, Non-veg eat, Intimation, Cremation, Periods.
How do you clean Tulasi Mala?
KEEPING YOUR MALA CLEAN
Firstly, Soak the beads for some time (some suggest leaving it overnight).
secondly, Use a delicate brush to scrub the beads.
Leave to fully dry.
Specially, After cleaning, you can also brush your mala with coconut or sandalwood oil.
