Devutthni Ekadashi aka Tulsi Vivah and its Vastu aspects

India is a land of nature, color, beauty, religions and traditions. Every tradition and every culture in Indian society is celebrated as festival. In India, Hindu community has many gods and goddess which holds their own importance in everyone’s life and culture. People in Hindu community use to celebrate birthdays and wedding of different gods, like birthday of Lord Hanuman, Ram, Krishna and marriage of Lord Shiva with Parwati as Mahashivratri.  

Then there is a marriage of God Vishnu or his avtar Krishna with Tulsi plant (sacred basil). It is a ceremonial wedding between God Krishna and Goddess Tulsi which is celebrated as mythological wedding and also signifies the end of the monsoon season and the beginning of the wedding season for Hindus. It is also known as Devutthni Ekadashi in Hindu community.

Tulsi vivah is celebrated between the eleventh or twelfth lunar day in Hindu month if kartik and the full moon day of the month ( also known as kartik purnima) 

Tulsi plant is considered to be holy plant, as it symbolizes purity in ancient times. 

Benefits of Tulsi plant-

Tulsi is also famous for its medical properties it can be used to cure cough, lowers the blood pressure, cures skin related disorders and cures chronic disease like Asthma.

Consuming Tulsi everyday can reduce stress, strengthens immunity and facilitate proper digestion.

It helps in relieving from headache, cold, cough, sure throat, fever and chest congestion.

It also has antibiotic, antibacterial and antiviral properties in it. 

Is great for dental health and for healthy gums.

There are many more benefits of using Tulsi plant in our lives.

Vedic Vastu aspects-

• Vedic Vastu is the science for architecture. In this subject there is a concept called designing and rearrangement. The designing and rearrangement of every accessory, rooms etc but it here is also important  that one should keep plants in their house to bring positivity. 
• Tulsi plant is one of the most  sacred and purest plant in Hindu community but it can be used anywhere in the world to bring changes in the house. 
• To bring harmony in house you can put Tulsi plant in your house or room as per your Vastu and then you can simply see the difference in your living environment. 
• In China Country they use Feng Shui as their Vastu, they believe putting money plant in their house to bring luck, wealth and harmony, so as in Vedic Vastu of India putting Tulsi plant in your brings prosperity and  harmony in your life and also promotes healthy lifestyle. 

Doing Tulsi Vivah –

In Hindu community it is believed that, there is The Goddess Laxmi (goddess of wealth and prosperity) in plant Tulsi, so putting Tulsi as per Vastu in home can bring wealth and money in home with no obstacles. 

Doing Tulsi Vivah at the month of kartik brings happiness and positivity in your home, relation and life. Tulsi Vivah is one of the most sacred ceremonies in Hindus, which should be performed with full customs and traditions to bring positive, wealth, harmony, peace and energetic vibrations in your home.

You can Learn Online Vedic Vastu to know more the different plants and using different plants for every condition in your life. So, putting plants in your house as per Vastu can bring changes and difference in your family and life. 

Vedic Vastu can be learnt through online distance training from the institutes like IVA (Institute of Vedic Astrology) which has Vedic Vastu in Distance Learning Course and Video Course, which will make you an expert of Vastu.