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Tulsi (Holy Basil)

तुलसी
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Also known asbasiltulsi plant

Where it is used

Vastu Devtaजयंत देवता

Jayant Devta (E3, 61.875 to 73.125 Degrees): Profile, Samagri and Remedies

Jayant, the third devta of the East (pad E3, in the outer paishachik ring), is the success-maker who completes any work by any means (saam, daam, dand, bhed) while following dharma, and converts knowledge into wealth. Its door is called the vipul sampada (abundant wealth) door because the grace of the Moon on this pad is very strong.

Tree: sandalwood (chandan); in a pot, tulsi with a small sandalwood stick

Pad E3 of the East side, 61.875 to 73.125 degrees (East-North-East zone), in the outer paishachik ring

Questions and answers

Old village houses had a central courtyard (aangan) set lower than waist level; is that a vastu defect?

A sunken courtyard in the centre suits only a temple. In homes the courtyards were actually built raised, with a boundary all around and a tulsi platform in the middle, so they were not counted as a defect.

A peace lily was planted twice at home and did not survive. Is there a dosh?

Yes. Plants are the most sensitive testers and signal earthquakes and accidents in a house in advance. White hibiscus and tulsi react at once to negativity, and a failing peace lily shows negativity in the house. Remove the negativity and the peace lily will start growing by itself.

A mango tree inside the boundary in the North-East is growing taller than the house. What effect will it have?

Only one tall tree is allowed in the North-East, the coconut, which draws cosmic energy from above and passes it down. No other tall tree should stand there. If one already exists and cannot be cut, plant energy-capturing plants such as tulsi in the North and plant tulsi all around the tree.

Can tulsi be kept inside the house, and why does it keep drying?

Yes, tulsi can be kept inside if it gets proper air and light. If it dries again and again, the house has negativity; light a cow-ghee diya near it. Tulsi is said to produce the most oxygen, and a ghee lamp beside it to generate so much oxygen that the pair could serve like an oxygen cylinder in an emergency.

Mango and pomegranate trees stand inside the boundary on the East side; should they be removed?

A fruiting mango tree need not be removed: build a boundary and chabutra around it and keep a tulsi plant there. A pomegranate can be moved with its roots to another place; if it cannot be moved, pour desi cow urine at its roots and place tulsi near it.