- Holy basil plant that represents Tulasi. Tulasi (Sanskrit: तुलसी, romanized: Tulasī), or Vrinda (holy basil) is a sacred plant in Hindu tradition.
- Tulasi. It helps suppress cough and aids the mobilization of mucus. ... Each tablet contains: Tulasi (Ocimum sanctum) Aerial part extract – 250 mg.
- Tulasi ( Skt. तुलसी , GEÇ : tulasī ) veya ince çiçekli Fesleğen ( lat. Ocimum tenuiflorum ) veya Kutsal Fesleğen ( lat. Ocimum sanctum ) Lamiaceae familyasının...
- Tulasi yetiştirmek için farklı yollar vardır. ... Tulasi plants are dear to Krishna Himself and are important to the practice of Krishna consciousness.
- Tulasi plant is one of the most revered plants in India. Tulasi in Sanskrit means “unmatched” or “incomparable". Tulasi is a symbol of purity.
- Tulasi is already revered since millenniums as a goddess (DEVI). Nearly every temple in India is lined with one or several Tulasi plants.
- Himalaya Tulasi Tablets harness the ancient healing power of the Tulasi plant, highly regarded in Ayurveda for its holistic health benefits.
- Treatment: Use cotton wool to remove mites and webs off of leaves/branches. Thoroughly spray Tulasi with neem spray (recipe below) until she is dripping wet.
- In India Tulasi/Tulsi is seen as a divine plant. And they have a special and important role in poojas and rituals performed to worship the gods in the temple.
- Tulasi Mahatyam: – Lord Siva said: “My dear Narad Muni, kindly listen now I will relate to you the wonderful glories of Tulasi Devi.