What is Original Tulsi mala?
Tulsi mala is made using the wood, twigs, and roots of the Tulsi plant. The twigs, roots, and wood obtained from Tulsi are first tugged and dried in the sun naturally for some days. After that, they are given either a long or round shape manually. Once they are ready with the desired shape, a hole is drilled in the center of the basil with the help of a machine so that a string or thread can be passed through the hole. Once the entire process is complete, the Tulsi beads are threaded to form a mala with either 27, 54, or 108 beads.
As per Hindu scriptures, Tulsi is beloved by Lord Vishnu. Hence, the devotees of Lord Vishnu also wear a Tulsi mala on their necks.
So, today, through this piece of information, let’s discuss everything about Tulsi mala in brief and how it should be worn.
How to wear?
The Tulsi mala should be presented before the idol or picture of Lord Vishnu prior to wearing it. It should be then purified with Gangajal and Panch Gavya and allowed to dry before wearing it
While purifying the mala and at the time of wearing it, Mool Mantra should be recited
Before wearing it, the Gayatri Mantra and Sadyojata Mantra are recited 8 times to thank Goddess Tulsi for helping us get close to Lord Vishnu
According to the Padma Purana, Tulsi mala should be worn every time, particularly when performing puja or worship
The wearer should recite the Rosary mantra daily after wearing the mala, however, it should be noted that the mala for wearing and chanting should be different. Wearing someone else’s mala is also prohibited
One shouldn’t also cross over the Tulsi mala
The wearer of Tulsi mala should not have non-veg food, onion, and garlic. He should also avoid alcohol, smoking, and gambling as well
The Tulsi mala should never be worn as a bracelet
The wearer of the mala should be clean both mentally and physically as it is a pure mala.
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