Guest guest Posted April 20, 2008 Report Share Posted April 20, 2008 namaste vandana ji, yes as narasimhaye ji said BRAHMA KAMAL is not a creeper. you can plant it in a flowerpot also (as i have done). you just have to put the leaf in soil & it starts growing in 2 weeks time (depends upon the climate). the leaves can grow upto 1 feet long. the flower starts emmiting the divine scent when the blooming process starts (around 8 p.m. in night) & it blooms fully at 11.45 p.m. to 12.00 a.m. At that moment you can smell the divine scent in 20-25 feet radius. my grand mother has told me that one should always offer the flower on the shivlinga after it blooms at midnight. but if it's not possible for you to go to mandir in night then you can offer it to any god on the altar. but the shivlinga looks very beautiful when i put brahma kamal on it. i have uploaded 2 new pics of the plant which will clear your doubts. i stay in PUNA, maharashtra, india. if you stay nearby i will be very much happy to offer you the divine plant leaf. if you are outside maharashtra please do come here as you will find 3 out of 12 jyotirlingas in 200 kms. radius of puna. bhimashankar, trimbakeshwar, ghrineshwar. & there are lots of other holy places to visit. i will be very happy to assist any member of this group who wants to visit maharashtra. Especially narasimhayeji i will be very happy to visit holy places in your company. please do come. ***vaibhav*** , v992003 <no_reply wrote: > > Dear Vaibhavji and Narasimhayeji > > Hari OM > > Thanks for posting the beautiful pictures. The Brahakamal pictures > are lovely. I have never seen the flower before. Does the flower > give a lovely scent and is it a creeper? Is the flower always > offered to the Shivalingum? Look forard to hearing from you. > > Thanks > Vandana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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