Do not make these mistakes while lighting a lamp near Tulsi in Ashadh, know the important rules

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Tulsi Puja at Home: In Hindu religion, Tulsi plant is considered very sacred and revered. According to beliefs, Goddess Lakshmi resides in the Tulsi plant and happiness and prosperity prevail in the house where Tulsi is worshiped every day. According to Drik Panchang, in the year 2026, the month of Ashadh has started from 30th June, while this holy month will end on 29th July 2026. From the religious point of view, worship of Lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi in the month of Ashadha has special significance.

Lighting a lamp near the Tulsi plant in this month is considered very fruitful, but often people make some small mistakes while lighting the lamp due to which they do not get the full results of the puja. let us know Ashadh month What important rules should be kept in mind while lighting a lamp near Tulsi?

Importance of Tulsi Puja in Ashadh

According to religious belief, the month of Ashadha is considered auspicious for the worship of Lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi. During this period, regular worship of Tulsi and donating lamps brings positive energy into the house and maintains happiness and prosperity. It is believed that Tulsi puja done with devotion and regularly brings peace and happiness in the family.

Keep this in mind before lighting a lamp near Tulsi

Before lighting a lamp near Tulsi, make sure to clean the place. Worship should always be done with a clean mind and a pure feeling. Before lighting the lamp, offer water to Tulsi and remember Lord Vishnu. Light the lamp only after this.

Do not make these mistakes while lighting the lamp

According to religious beliefs, a dirty or broken lamp should never be used near Tulsi. Use of pure ghee or sesame oil in the lamp is considered auspicious. After lighting the lamp, one should avoid extinguishing it midway. If for some reason the lamp gets extinguished, it is considered appropriate to light it again with devotion. Apart from this, there should not be plastic, garbage or dirt near Tulsi.

In which direction should the lamp be kept in front of Tulsi?

According to Vastu and religious beliefs, the lamp should be kept in such a way that its flame faces east or north. Doing this is considered auspicious.

What to do during Tulsi Puja in Ashadh?

In the month of Ashadha, offer water to Tulsi daily, light a lamp and chant the mantras of Lord Vishnu. If possible, donate a lamp near Tulsi in the evening. Also, do not let the basil plant dry and take care of it daily.

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Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on religious beliefs and general information. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.

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