Trending 1. Peepal Tree Peepal is considered eternal life and the dwelling of Brahma. It gives day and night oxygen, which is also scientifically beneficial. 2. Banyan Tree Banyan is also called Akshay VAT and it is a symbol of longevity, knowledge and strength. In Vat Savitri quickly worship women for the long life of their husband. 3. Tulsi plant Tulsi is considered the form of the goddess lakshmi and it has a place in every house. It purifies the air and is rich in medicinal properties. There is a tradition of giving water and worship in Tulsi daily. 4. Take Tree Take is called the goddess of health, it protects from many diseases. The leaves are used in medicine and food. The worship of taking on Sunday removes defects, it is believed that. 5. Amla Amla Tree is considered the residence of the goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu. Women worship it on Amla Navami. Its fruit is rich in vitamin C and is extremely useful for health. 6. Clock tree leaves love Lord Shiva and are considered compulsory in Shiva worship. Bell is considered a symbol of tridevas – Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh. The bark and leaves are also medicinal. 7. KALPAVRAKSHA KALPAVRAKSHA is considered the tree of heaven, which meets the wishes. It is described in the Vedas and worshiped especially in religious places. Meditation and worship under IT bring spiritual peace. 8. Shami -boom Shami tree is worshiped on Dussehra and is associated with the weapons hidden by Arjuna. It is a symbol of strength and protection. Hinduism has a tradition of worshiping it before the war. 9. Each part of the banana tree is considered sacred – leaves, stems, fruits. The leaves are used in worship and sacrifices. It is worshiped specifically on Ganesh Chaturthi and Thursday. 10. Ashoka -boom Ashoka -boom is considered the ‘compassionate’, that is, the suffering of sadness. Sita Mata was held by Ravana in Ashoka Vatika, so it is religiously sacred. Its flowers are devoted to Lord Kamadadeva. Click here Life & Style Click for more stories Click here
10 trees worshiped in India
