Bring these 5 sacred plants home in Saavan, with the grace of Lord Shiva, poverty will go away and sleeping luck will shine, know the right direction and rules.

In Sanatan Dharma and scriptures, nature and trees and plants have been given a very sacred and revered place. Especially the month of Sawan, which is considered the best time to worship Lord Ashutosh (Shiva), during this time serving the green nature and planting auspicious plants gives manifold results. According to astrology and Vastu Shastra, if you plant plants that are beloved of Lord Shiva and remove Vaastu defects in your house or courtyard in the month of Sawan, then positive energy is transmitted in the house. This not only improves the health of the family members, but also removes financial constraints and poverty from life.

Belpatra and Shami plant: Sure shot solution to get rid of Shiva’s grace and Shani Dosha.

Lord Shiva is very fond of Belpatra. It is believed that by planting a Belpatra plant in the north or east direction of the house during Sawan and taking care of it, the sins of three births are destroyed and there is always happiness and prosperity in the house. Along with this, planting Shami plant is also considered very auspicious in Saavan. Shami is related to Lord Shiva as well as Shanidev. Planting Shami sapling on Saturday or during Sawan reduces the effect of Shani’s Dhaiya, Sadesati and other planetary defects, and there is never any shortage of money and grains in the house.

Harsingar (Parijaat) and Tulsi: Blessings and positive energy of Goddess Lakshmi.

Planting the Parijaat i.e. Harsingar plant which emerged from the churning of the ocean is considered very beneficial in the month of Sawan. Its charming fragrant flowers transform the negative atmosphere of the house into positivity. By placing it in the east or north direction of the house, Goddess Lakshmi arrives. Apart from this, the Tulsi plant is a staple of every Hindu household. In the month of Sawan, planting a new Tulsi plant and offering water daily and lighting a lamp in the evening brings blessings of Lord Vishnu and Mata Lakshmi, due to which the health of the family members always remains good.

Datura and Figures (Madar) Plant: Freedom from fear, disease and obstacles

Dhatura and white fig flowers have special significance in the worship of Lord Shiva. According to religious beliefs, by planting a black Dhatura or white Datura plant outside the house or in a pot during Sawan, negative powers, evil eye and upper obstacles are not able to enter inside the house. These plants bring happiness, peace and prosperity to the house. However, it is very important to follow the right direction and care rules while planting these plants, so that their full auspicious effect can be achieved.