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☀ SHRI KRISHNA ॐ ☀
Shri Krishna said: “Of all plants, the sacred Tulasi is most dear to Me; of all months, Kartik is most dear, of all places of pilgrimage, My beloved Dwarka is most dear, and of all days, Ekadashi is most dear.”~Padma Purana
Women in Mahabharata - Vrinda
She is the presiding deity of the forests of Vrindavana.
In folklore, she appears a dear friend and confidante of both Radha and Krishna. She helps them evade Radha's family and meet in secret.
Sometimes, she is aligned with Tulasi, and hence also associated with the asura Shankhachooda (as per Devi Bhagavatam, but her story is placed after Krishna's time).
Devotee worshiping Tulasi.
Photo from ISKCON Bangalore.
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Tulasi Puja, Karnataka
#ayurvedaathome#tulsi
Tulsi, also known as ‘holy basil’ is probably the most widely known and common household herb worldwide. In addition, it is a herb revered by Ayurveda for thousands of years to promote health throughout the entire body.It is considered sacred, and rightly so, owing to its diverse healing properties. Tulsi is used for the ability to support a healthy response to stress, natural detoxification, boost immunity, increase stamina, endurance & energy, restore balance and harmony in the body.Moreover, Tulsi is known in Ayurveda as a kind of ‘elixir of life’, because of its numerous healing powers..
