[]=powerful propitiation of Mercury. --> Sushant

[Guest guest]

very interesting. Could it also be that a strong powerful Buddh,

indicates an affection towards elaichi :-). I have always been fond

of elaichi.

 

Rgds.

 

--Sanjay

 

, sushant kapret

<sushantrules> wrote:

> jai mahadev

>

> namashkar sanjay bhai and all

> mercury can also be propitated

> by just keeping ILAICHI in the

> pocket or it is much better to

> chew .

>

> sanjaytechnology <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

>

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