The season of festivals is here. Tulsi Vivah is one of the significant rituals in the Hindu religion where the sacred union of the Tulsi plant and Lord Shaligram are celebrated and worshipped. The Tulsi plant holds great significance in every Hindu home in the country.
As per the custom, the lady of the family, in the first part of the day, waters the Tulsi plant in their home, and at night, lights a diya and an incense stick. It is trusted that by loving the plant, fans can get detestable far from their lives. During Tulsi Vivah, the association of the Tulsi plant with Lord Shaligram is commended to look for intimate euphoria and life span.
Date
This year, Tulsi Vivah will be celebrated on November 24. According to Drik Panchang, Tulsi Vivah falls on Dwadashi Tithi of Shukla Paksha in the month of Kartik.
Shubh muhurat
The Dwadashi Tithi will begin at 9:01 PM on November 23 and will end at 7:06 PM on November 24. The Shubh Muhurat for Tulsi Vivah is from 6:50 AM to 12:07 on November 24.
Rituals
Devotees start the readiness in the first part of the day subsequent to scrubbing down. They design their puja rooms and spot Tulsi plant and Lord Shaligram together. Tulsi is brightened as a lady in a saree or a dupatta, while Shaligram is designed as the husband-to-be. The cleric directs all wedding customs with Tulsi and Shaligram. Aficionados keep quick till night and get ready bhog things for the puja. After the puja is finished, the bhog is dispersed among the fans.
Significance Of Tulsi Vivah
Holy Vivah is performed for seeking the ideal life partner. It is also believed that the deities can bless a childless couple with a child if they perform the puja with devotion and dedication. People who do not have a female child can perform Kanyadaan and regard Goddess Tulsi as their daughter.