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Wearing Tulsi Mala: Wearing Tulsi Kanthi Mala has great importance in Hinduism, as well as there are many benefits of wearing Kanthi Mala. Often people of Mathura-Vrindavan wear Kanthi Mala around their neck. It is believed that Tulsi is very dear to Lord Krishna, so devotees wear garlands made of Tulsi root and wood.
By wearing this garland, Lord Shri Krishna is pleased with his devotee and by wearing it, a person gets freedom from many types of sins. In such a situation, do you know that there is a rule of wearing Tulsi garland, not everyone can wear Tulsi garland and those who wear Tulsi garland also cannot go everywhere. If you do not know about it, then let us know from our astrology expert Shivam Pathak.
One should not walk in these places wearing Tulsi garland
Don't go to funerals
People should not go to funerals wearing Tulsi garlands or go to the cremation ground wearing Tulsi garlands. If they have to go, they should take it off and immerse it in Ganga water and then attend the funeral. Also, after coming back, cut your nails, wash your hair and take a bath and if you are a man, change your clothes. After this, purify yourself by drinking Ganga water and wear Tulsi garlands.
Do not consume meat
A person wearing Kanthi Mala should not consume Tamasic things. Wearing Kanthi Mala and eating Tamasic or meat is an insult to Tulsi Mala and can lead to sin. If you have to eat meat or fish or go to a place where meat and fish are eaten, then you should not wear Tulsi Mala.
Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption
Along with eating meat and fish, people who wear Tulsi beads should also avoid consuming alcohol and cigarettes. Wearing a kanthi or mala means purity of body and mind. Apart from this, cigarettes and alcohol are considered impure in Sanatan Dharma. In such a situation, if you go to a bar or consume alcohol wearing a Tulsi garland, then it also insults Lord Vishnu, Maa Lakshmi and Tulsi Mata.