Radha Tulsi Mala - A1818
Product Code : A1818
Approximate Weight : 3.5 Grams
Approximate Dimension : 0.4Lx0.4Bx22H in cm
Material : Wood
Colour : Off White
Rs.995/-
Wearing Tulsi
Beads Around The Neck
Tulsi is
thought to be the most sacred of woods in India and Indian worship, and the
plant of Tulsi is believed to be the incarnation of the Divine itself. The
Tulsi Mala is made of the wood of Tulsi and is used for name chanting and
worship.
Moreover, the
Tulsi Mala is said to have incredible spiritual and physical healing powers
apart from helping the mind to focus during prayers. Like the Sphatik Mala and
the Rudraksh Mala.
The Tulsi Mala
can be worn on the neck. The benefits of the leaves of Tulsi is well proven,
and owing to its spiritual and physical healing powers, the touch of the Tulsi
wood acts as a rejuvenator for the stressed mind and brings the spiritual self
of a person closer to God. On top of that, wearing the Tulsi Mala is supposed
to bring good luck and fortune to the devoted wearer. It is said to balance the
kapha and the vata dosha. Tulsi clears the aura, and its subtle smell fills the
heart with sensation of the divine. The Tulsi Mala is used to worship Lord Ram
and Krishna, different incarnations of Lord Vishnu who is believed to be the
creator and the beloved of the Tulsi.
It is said in
Vishnudharmottar : The Lord says that one who wears the beads made out of the
wood of Tulsi in one's neck, even if he is untidy and ill- charactered, will
undoubtedly attain Me only.
In Garud Purana
it is stated: All those people of evil argumentative mentality who say why to
wear Tulsi beads, what results are attained by wearing them, and don't wear
Tulsi beads around their neck, burn in the fire of anger of Sri Hari and will
never get liberated from hell.
Sri Krishna
will grant the fruit of being the resident of Dvarka immediately to those who
wear Tulsi beads around the neck. The sins of the person who wears neck beads
made of Tulsi with devotion after offering to Sri Vishnu will get vanquished
and Devakinandan Sri Krishna will always remain pleased with him, he does not
need to undergo further atonement, no more sins remain in his body.
In Kaliyuga,
one, who is bedecked with the beads made of Tulsi, performs ritual activities
and activities pertaining to ancestors and demigods, obtains crores times more
results. The messengers of Yama will flee away by the sight of the Tulsi beads
just as leaves are blown off by wind.
In Skanda-puran
it is stated :- Those who wear neck beads made of Tulsi after offering it to
Sri Hari are definitely foremost among the devotees of Lord. Those fools who
wear Tulsi beads without offering to Hari will definitely go to hell. After
presenting the mala, it should be purified with panca-gavya; after that the
mula-mantra should be recited followed by the recitation of the gayatri mantra
for eight times. Touching with incense, worship with this Sadyojata-mantra with
utmost devotion:
Om sadyojatah
prapadyami sadyojataya vai namo namah
Bhave tave nadi
bhave bhajeswamam bhavod-bhavaya namah
After that,
this prayer should be made, "Oh! Mala ! You are made of Tulsi and are dear
to Vaisnavas . I wear you around my neck; you make me dear to Sri Krishna. 'Ma'
means 'me', 'La' means 'to give'. Oh Hari-Vallabhe ! You have given me to
Vaisnava devotees, hence you are known as mala. Those Vaisnavas who pray in
accordance with rituals in this manner and first offer the mala in the neck of
Sri Krishna and then puts it to themselves attain the Lotus feet of Sri
Vishnu."
It is stated in
Padma Purana : either during morning ablutions or bathing or eating or at any
state which is clean or unclean, Tulsi mala has to be worn always; that means
mala should not be removed under any circumstance.
Shastras say:
Tulsi mala should always be worn as yajna-sutra or sacred thread. Those who
remove Tulsi mala even for a moment are considered to be Vishnu-drohi.
