The Little Blessing
It’s been a while now, that I am in friendship with her; the
little cute Tulasi plant (holy Basel). I happened to notice her during a summer
where we were suffering from the kind of drought which I never had experienced
before. We had to fetch water and take it to our house. Thank God, for the big office
cab we had! We were praying to the rain god to shower life on us! Everything
was dried out; plants and grasses were already dead and only big trees survived.
I was always taught to worship Tulasi. Apart from that I always had a special
affection and love for her. She gave me the first-aid to a centipede’s bite which
I had to go though, many times in my life and many a time as a relief to my breathing problem when I get cold. There’s no disease that she couldn't
cure and she always blessed me with her magical cure whenever I wanted. As you know, she is
the best home remedy for anything and everything.
Now seeing a little Tulasi plant getting dried out I felt
extremely bad and guilty. I had only so much of water to serve myself. But I
decided to give her a cup of water everyday. The more devoted I was, the happier we both became. And with me
she also overcame the drought and then came, the monsoon. By then she had grown
out to be a big Tulasi plant. Now she is there smiling at me everyday. It’s
really a bliss to see her every morning and then go to office. And when my roommates
are away, it’s just her who gives me a company in which I cherish a lot. I love watching her smiling at me and I should admit that she has that power to rejuvenate the soul. For me she is not just a plant but she’s “Tulasi Maharani” and hope you all know
the story behind her birth, the one explained in Hindu mythology. I can feel the blessing, I am surrounded by. I can feel
the love she showers, the positive energy she spreads; it’s just awesome, no
words to express.
“Jai Tulasi Maharani!”
Image Credits: Pixabay
Image Credits: Pixabay
Very much Rightly said!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sir.
DeleteSuch a good read you post was Aiswarya :) I too adore Tulsi a lot. A postive note indeed and so true. Thanks for sharing your experience.
ReplyDeleteYes Tara, Tulasi makes us adore her. :)
DeleteSri Tulasi Pranama
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vrindayai tulasi-devyai
priyayai keshavasya cha
krishna-bhakti-prade devi
satyavatyai namo namaha
Thank you for sharing this, Arun.
DeleteIts Really Great.............
ReplyDeleteIn front of my home there is lots of Thulasi plant. We also worship her, especially my Amma.She always taking care of them.
ReplyDeleteGreat article Aiswarya.