Why does Lord Shiva likes Bilva Patra?
It is believed that the Bilva tree was created by Lord Brahma. The triangular leaves or 3 leaflets of the Bilva tree are offered to Shiva as they are very dear to him. Bilva tree is considered as the form of Shiva. It is also said that the worship of Shiva which is done without offering Bilva leaf is fruitless.
What is the use of Belpatra?
Constipation: Mixed with a small amount of salt and black pepper, Belpatra is a natural remedy for curing constipation. It helps by removing the toxins from the intestines, thereby clearing bowels. Cholesterol: Belpatra is also used to control cholesterol levels in one’s body, and is also known to treat heart diseases.
When should we not pluck Bilva Patra?
One must never pluck the Bilva leaf on a chaturthi, ashtami, chaturdashi, amavasya, etc. Sankranti and Monday also are inauspicious for plucking a Bilva leaf. You can offer the leaf plucked a day before. Also, make sure the leaf is not cut or eaten by an insect.
Why is Datura offered to Lord Shiva?
Garlands made up of Datura fruits are offered to Lord Shiva. Therefore, it is believed that offering Datura to Shiva has its symbolic meaning. It is offered to Shiva to get rid of the poison of envy, terror, rivalry, foul language and wicked nature so that one can become pure and get rid of all sin.
Can Belpatra be reused?
So, if one cannot break Bael leaves on abovementioned dates, or does not have time to collect them, Bel Patra already offered in temple can be reused after washing them again. A Bael Patra is extremely dear to Lord Shiva. …
Can we plant Bilva tree at home?
Bael (Bilva) Patra Bael is believed to be a sacred plant which brings wellness and good luck to home. Placing bael plant in leaving room near a window, brings prosperity and stability. Planting these trees around home or temple is sanctifying and is equivalent to worshiping a Linga with bilva leaves and water.
Which flower Lord Shiva likes?
Since then, Dhatura became Lord Shiva’s favorite flower. Hence, Dhatura is offered to Lord Shiva during Shiv Puja to get rid of the poison of ego, rivalry, envy, and hatred . While there are some other Shiva flowers like Akand, Bael patra, ketaki flower is never used in the worship of Shiva.