Want Maa Durga’s Grace? Keep Tulsi In This Spot During Navratri

Navratri is one of Hinduism’s most celebrated festivals, marked by 9 days of devotion to Goddess Durga. This year, it spans 10 days. Along with rituals like fasting and Kalash Sthapana, following simple Vastu tips can invite positive energy into your home.

Tulsi (Holy Basil) is considered highly sacred in Hindu tradition. Regular worship of Tulsi is believed to bring blessings. But if placed in the wrong direction, it may not yield the desired results.

According to Vastu, Tulsi should always be placed in the Northeast or East (Ishan corner). If your Tulsi plant is in a different direction, especially during Navratri, shift it. Never place Tulsi in the South direction, as it is considered inauspicious and may invite Vastu dosha.

During Navratri, start your day with a bath and worship Tulsi. Light a diya and offer water daily. You may also recite the Durga Chalisa in front of the plant to invite special blessings.

Worshipping Tulsi the right way during Navratri brings peace, positivity, and prosperity at home. (Disclaimer: This information is based on astrological beliefs. News18 does not confirm it. Please consult experts before following.)