Tulsi worship holds special significance in Sanatan Dharma. According to religious belief, daily Tulsi worship bestows the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, and brings peace and happiness to life. It is believed that wearing a Tulsi garland bestows the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu. If you are also considering wearing a Tulsi garland, follow the rules associated with wearing it. This will help prevent any troubles in life. In this article, we will explain when and how to wear a Tulsi garland.

Benefits of Wearing a Tulsi Mala
According to religious belief, wearing a Tulsi garland brings mental peace.
Blessings of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, the protector of the universe, and happiness in life are welcomed.
It relieves negative energy.
Positive thoughts increase.
It maintains peace and happiness in life.
It helps in meditation.
It relieves the problem of financial difficulties.

When should Tulsi Mala not be worn?

Performing auspicious tasks on the new moon day is prohibited. Therefore, it is advised not to wear Tulsi Mala on the new moon day and Sunday.

When to wear Tulsi Mala

Monday, Thursday, Wednesday, and Ekadashi are considered auspicious days for wearing Tulsi Mala. Alternatively, you can consult an astrologer. Before wearing the Tulsi Mala, first purify it with Ganga water. Then, place the Mala in front of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi for a while. Afterward, meditate on Goddess Lakshmi and wear the Mala.

Keep these things in mind:
The person wearing Tulsi Mala should consume satvik food.

Avoid any kind of intoxicant.

Never think negatively about anyone or engage in arguments.

Special attention should be paid to purity and cleanliness.

It is believed that not following the rules of Tulsi Mala can cause many problems in life. Therefore, it is very important for the person wearing Tulsi Mala to keep many special things in mind.

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