By Archisha Yadav | September 10, 2024
According to the Chandogya Upanishad and the Atharva Veda, Lord Vishnu and Lakshmi reside on the Peepal tree on Saturdays. Watering its roots is considered auspicious.
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Offering prayers to the Peepal tree on Saturdays is said to provide peace to one’s ancestors, helping their souls attain moksha, or liberation.
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The Peepal tree is known for its medicinal properties. Worshipping it is believed to promote good health and ward off diseases.
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Saturdays are associated with Shani (Saturn). Worshipping the Peepal tree on this day is believed to reduce Shani’s adverse effects.
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Praying to the Peepal tree on Saturdays is thought to attract prosperity and financial stability in one’s life.
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The Peepal tree is believed to emit positive energy. Worshipping it helps remove negative vibes from your surroundings.
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Regular worship of the Peepal tree on Saturdays is said to increase one’s lifespan and ensure a healthy life.
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It is believed that offering prayers to the Peepal tree can help fulfil your desires, especially when done with devotion.
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The Peepal tree is linked to Lord Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, who held discussions beneath it. Worship strengthens one’s connection with these deities.
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Lord Krishna declared himself as the Peepal tree in the Bhagavad Gita. Worshipping it brings his blessings, offering protection and divine love.
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