Tulsi is considered very sacred in Hinduism. According to Hindu scriptures and Vastu Shastra, Tulsi is a favorite tree of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. Therefore, a home that has Tulsi is always blessed by Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu. Such a home never faces a shortage of money, and all financial problems are eliminated. Therefore, Vastu Shastra recommends having a Tulsi tree in the home. Simply planting a Tulsi tree doesn't mean the work is done; according to Hindu scriptures, one should worship Tulsi every morning after bathing, offer water to Tulsi, and also light a lamp near Tulsi in the evening to achieve the desired results. This removes all Vastu defects in the home. However, Vastu Shastra still advises against keeping dried Tulsi in the home. So, let's find out what Vastu Shastra actually says.

Is drying of Tulsi auspicious or inauspicious?

If the Tulsi plant suddenly dries up in your home, it is considered auspicious according to Vastu Shastra, because it is believed that when Tulsi suddenly dries up, a major problem that was about to hit your home has been averted. The problem that was about to hit your home has been averted by the grace of Tulsi, that is why Tulsi dries up. Therefore, if Tulsi suddenly dries up, you should understand that a major problem that was about to hit your home has been averted. If Tulsi plant suddenly dries up in your home, you should bow to it, light a lamp in front of it, after which this Tulsi plant should be immersed in flowing water, or make a garland of such Tulsi, says Vastu Shastra.

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