This is why people light a diya under Tulsi plant

In most traditional Indian households, it is an age-old ritual to light a diya under the Tulsi plant in the evening, but do you know why this tradition is so important in Hindu culture? Read on to know more…Why this Hindu tradition?Lighting a diya under Tulsi plant symbolizes devotion, purity, and divine protection. In most Indian households, lighting a diya is daily at the dusk is a ritual, which is believed to honor the Tulsi plant, which is belived to be an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi, and doing this daily is belived to bring in blessing of Goddess Lakshmi and light a diya under the planet harnesses the energy and blessings of Lord Vishnu doing this is believed to bring in prosperity and spiritual cleansing into the home.

Purity and LightLighting a diya represents the triumph of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance. In fact, placing the same near Tulsi plant amplifies the plant’s innate sattvic energy, purifying the air and surroundings from negative vibrations. As per ancient texts, this act is believed to eradicate sins; as per the Skanda Purana, it is believed that doing so helps in granting moksha to devotees and even aiding the deceased’s soul journey.Invocation of Divine BlessingsAccording to the books of mythology, it is believed that Tulsi embodies Goddess Lakshmi’s abundance and Lord Vishnu’s preservation; the flame of the diya invokes their combined grace and brings in happiness and prosperity. It is believed that doing this ritual daily attracts health, wealth, and harmony. Lighting a ghee-diya helps in bringing purity and happiness and wards off negativity. Lighting a diya in the evening time aligns with the day-night transition, which wards off evil spirits effectively.Energy Cleansing RitualLighting a diya under Tulsi and its flickering light creates a protective aura around the home, which helps repel negativity and foster peace. Combined with Tulsi’s medicinal properties, it promotes mental clarity and physical well-being. Parikrama after lighting seals positive chi flow.Regular practice ensures freedom from past karma, happiness, and moksha. Even one diya lighting erases sins, securing a place in Vishnu’s abode, as in ancient tales of divine intervention.