Tulsi Maharani’s statue. Which is made with a lot of hard work by hands.
According to the Shrimad Devi Bhagvatam, Goddess Lakshmi was cursed to become a Tulsi plant. To reverse the curse, Vishnu granted Lakshmi the boon of being born as a girl on Earth. Tulsi as the wife of Jalandhara Tulsi was also the wife of the demon king Jalandhara. Jalandhara was invincible because of a boon from Lord Shiva, as long as Tulsi remained chaste. Vishnu disguised himself as Jalandhara and broke Tulsi’s chastity, defeating Jalandhara. Tulsi cursed Vishnu to turn to stone, but Vishnu accepted the curse and became the Saligrama stone. Tulsi as a symbol of purity and devotion Tulsi is a sacred symbol of purity and devotion in Hinduism. The Tulsi plant is often found in homes and temples throughout India. Tulsi in rituals Tulsi leaves are offered in rituals to worship Vishnu and his avatars, like Krishna and Vithoba. Tulsi Vivah Tulsi Vivah is a wedding ritual that involves connecting the Tulsi plant and the idol of Lord Vishnu with a sacred thread. Devotees sing traditional wedding songs, chant bhajans, and perform aartis. Story of Krishna and Tulsi | Background Story, Historical … Tulsi maiya ki puja | Story of Tulsi – A tale of love and faith and how she became the holy plant | Tulsi curse to Krishna. Accord…
