Tulsi Mala: Before wearing Tulsi Mala, know these religious rules; otherwise there will be obstacles in life..

In Sanatan Dharma, wearing a Tulsi garland is considered extremely auspicious. It purifies the mind and brings the blessings of Lord Vishnu. But along with this, there are some religious rules, which, if not followed, can have adverse effects. Through a conversation with astrologer Pandit Manoj Shukla, let us know where the Tulsi garland should not be worn.

According to religious beliefs, going to the toilet wearing a Tulsi garland is considered forbidden. It should be removed during daily activities and later worn again only after purifying it with Gangajal.

Meat and alcohol

A person wearing a Tulsi garland should not consume meat and alcohol. Eating non-vegetarian food reduces its spiritual effect.

Tulsi garland

Tulsi Garland should be removed while taking a bath. After bathing, purify it with Gangajal and wear the garland again; only then is it fruitful.

Tulsi and Rudraksha garland
According to astrologers, a Tulsi garland and a Rudraksha garland should not be worn together. Doing this can have adverse effects and hinder the attainment of auspicious results.

Tulsi Mala

After wearing the Tulsi Mala once, it is not advisable to remove and wear it again and again. This reduces its auspicious effects, and religious results are not achieved.

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