Watering Tulsi -- powerful propitiation of Mercury.

February 12, 2004

All:

I am initiating a discussion Tulsi and its powers. Please feel free

to add on....But look at the closing statements. Some of you may

know this but my personal experiences validate "watering of Tulsi"

to propitiate Mercury. Hope it helps Mankind........propitiate

Buddha........Tulsi (Vishnu) .......see closing statements.

The 'tulsi' plant or Indian basil is an important symbol in the

Hindu religious tradition. The name 'tulsi' connotes "the

incomparable one". Tulsi is a venerated plant and Hindus worship it

in the morning and evening. Tulsi grows wild in the tropics and warm

regions. Dark or Shyama tulsi and light or Rama tulsi are the two

main varieties of basil, the former possessing greater medicinal

value. Of the many varieties, the Krishna or Shyama tulsi is

commonly used for worship.

In the Hindu mythology, tulsi is very dear to Lord Vishnu. Tulsi is

ceremonially married to Lord Vishnu annually on the 11th bright day

of the month of Karttika in the lunar calendar. This festival

continues for five days and concludes on the full moon day, which

falls in mid October. This ritual, called the 'Tulsi Vivaha'

inaugurates the annual marriage season in India.

We all know Tulsi and its powerful remedies. Here are a few I

gathered;

The juice of tulsi leaves can be used to bring down fever. Extract

of tulsi leaves in fresh water should be given every 2 to 3 hours.

In between one can keep giving sips of cold water. In children, it

is every effective in bringing down the temperature.

Tulsi is an important constituent of many Ayurvedic cough syrups and

expectorants. It helps to mobilise mucus in bronchitis and asthma.

Chewing tulsi leaves relieves cold and flu.

For earache a few drops of tulsi extract, if instilled, relieves the

symptoms promptly.

The juice of fresh leaves, flower tops and slender roots is a very

god antidote for snake and scorpion bite.

Its oil is rich in vitamin C, carotene, calcium and phosphorus.

Besides, it has antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties.

Ayurvedic tulsi preparations have significantly reduced the symptoms

of viral hepatitis.

In diabetics it helps in lowering the blood sugar level.

Its anti-spasmodic property can be utilised to relieve abdominal

colics. The extracts are also helpful in digestive disorders.

Tulsi leaves have properties similar to the currently available anti-

TB drugs like Streptomycin and Isoniazide.

Oil of tulsi has been used as a potent anti-malarial drug. It also

has mosquito repellent properties.

It raises the human body immunity by increasing the antibody

production.

Experimental studies on animals have shown anti-stress activity with

tulsi extract.

Tulsi has anti-fertility effect by reducing the estrogen hormone

levels in females and decreasing the sperm count in men.

It is also used to treat ringworm of the skin.

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But here is a powerful SECRET to appease Buddha (Mercury)--->

Propitiay MERCURY by Watering a tulsi (Vishnu) tree on Wednesday or

daily except Sundays.

The relationship between Tulsi and Vishnu is clearly abstracted in

this article.

Parting ?. Why not water Tulsi on Sundays :-)?

Hope this write up helps one all.

Aum Shanti Shanti Shanti.

--Sanjay

February 12, 2004

Manoshisanjaytechnology <sanjaytechnology > wrote:

All:I am initiating a discussion Tulsi and its powers. Please feel free to add

on....But look at the closing statements. Some of you may know this but my

personal experiences validate "watering of Tulsi" to propitiate Mercury. Hope

it helps Mankind........propitiate Buddha........Tulsi (Vishnu) .......see

closing statements.The 'tulsi' plant or Indian basil is an important symbol in

the Hindu religious tradition. The name 'tulsi' connotes "the incomparable

one". Tulsi is a venerated plant and Hindus worship it in the morning and

evening. Tulsi grows wild in the tropics and warm regions. Dark or Shyama tulsi

and light or Rama tulsi are the two main varieties of basil, the former

possessing greater medicinal value. Of the many varieties, the Krishna or

Shyama tulsi is commonly used for worship. In the Hindu

mythology, tulsi is very dear to Lord Vishnu. Tulsi is ceremonially married to

Lord Vishnu annually on the 11th bright day of the month of Karttika in the

lunar calendar. This festival continues for five days and concludes on the full

moon day, which falls in mid October. This ritual, called the 'Tulsi Vivaha'

inaugurates the annual marriage season in India.We all know Tulsi and its

powerful remedies. Here are a few I gathered; The juice of tulsi leaves can be

used to bring down fever. Extract of tulsi leaves in fresh water should be

given every 2 to 3 hours. In between one can keep giving sips of cold water. In

children, it is every effective in bringing down the temperature. Tulsi is an

important constituent of many Ayurvedic cough syrups and expectorants. It helps

to mobilise mucus in bronchitis and asthma. Chewing tulsi leaves relieves cold

and flu. For earache a few drops of tulsi extract, if instilled,

relieves the symptoms promptly. The juice of fresh leaves, flower tops and

slender roots is a very god antidote for snake and scorpion bite. Its oil is

rich in vitamin C, carotene, calcium and phosphorus. Besides, it has

antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties. Ayurvedic tulsi

preparations have significantly reduced the symptoms of viral hepatitis. In

diabetics it helps in lowering the blood sugar level. Its anti-spasmodic

property can be utilised to relieve abdominal colics. The extracts are also

helpful in digestive disorders. Tulsi leaves have properties similar to the

currently available anti-TB drugs like Streptomycin and Isoniazide. Oil of

tulsi has been used as a potent anti-malarial drug. It also has mosquito

repellent properties. It raises the human body immunity by increasing the

antibody production. Experimental studies on animals have shown anti-stress

activity

with tulsi extract. Tulsi has anti-fertility effect by reducing the estrogen

hormone levels in females and decreasing the sperm count in men. It is also

used to treat ringworm of the skin. -----------But here is a powerful SECRET to

appease Buddha (Mercury)--->Propitiay MERCURY by Watering a tulsi (Vishnu) tree

on Wednesday or daily except Sundays. The relationship between Tulsi and Vishnu

is clearly abstracted in this article. Parting ?. Why not water Tulsi on

Sundays :-)?Hope this write up helps one all. Aum Shanti Shanti

Shanti.--Sanjay~! LIFE MEANS STRUGGLE, THE FITTEST WINS SURVIVAL !~

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February 12, 2004

About Tulsi is very nice...........

Please tell me Why not in sunday ? - I am doing the same on sunday also.

Please post a article about Sundara Kandam Parayanam. Its very useful for all

jothish remedies.........

thanks & regards

chandra srinivasansanjaytechnology <sanjaytechnology > wrote: