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Tulsi Vivah 2020: Tulsi Vivah is done on Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha of Kartik month. This Ekadashi is called Devauthani Ekadashi. On this day Tulsi will take 7 rounds (Saat Phere) with Shaligram. From this day, the auspicious time of marriage begins with Tulsi marriage. This year, Devauthani Ekadashi will begin on Wednesday, 25 November, and end on the 26th. This year, Tulsi marriage will take place on 25 or 26 November. People are getting confused about this. Because Ekadashi date is falling for two days. Those who celebrate Ekadashi Udaya Tithi will do it on 26 and those who do not believe in Udaya Tithi will do it on the 25th. On this day, Tulsi is ceremonially married to Lord Shaligram. It is believed that the person who performs the ritual of Tulsi marriage gets a virtuous fruit equal to the bestow. Let’s know the Tulsi wedding date, auspicious time, and its religious significance …
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Know on which date Tulsi marriage is done
Tulsi marriage has special significance in Hinduism. Tulsi marriage is done every year on Ekadashi date of Kartik month Shukla Paksha. This time Ekadashi date will start on 25 November and will end on 26th. Tulsi marriage will be organized on 26 November. Tulsi marriages are also performed on Dwadashi in many places. This Ekadashi date is also called Devouthani Ekadashi.
Auspicious time (Shubh Mururat) of tulsi marriage
Ekadashi Tithi starts 25 November, Wednesday morning at 2:42 AM
Ekadashi date ends on 26 November, Thursday morning at 5:10 AM
Dwadashi Tithi starts 26 November, Thursday morning 05:10 AM
Dwadashi date ends on 27th November, Friday morning at 07:46 AM
Tulsi marriage ceremony (Puja Vidhi)
Make a pavilion (Mandap) around the basil (Tulsi) Plant.
Offer (Pehnayen) red chunri over the basil (Tulsi) plant.
Offer (Arpit) things of makeup (Shringaar) to the basil (Tulsi) plant.
Worship Shri Ganesh Ji and Shaligram.
Take the throne (Singhaasan) of the idol (Murti) of Lord Shaligram in the hand and do seven circumambulations (Phere) of Tulsi.
After the Aarti, the marriage ceremony (Vidhi) is completed.
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Story of Tulsi Marriage
According to mythological belief, a girl was born in the demon clan (Raakshas Kul), named Vrinda. She was immersed in the devotion and worship of Lord Vishnu since childhood. When Vrinda became eligible for marriage, her parents married her to a demon named Jalandhar born of Samudra Manthan. Vrinda’s husband Jalandhar became very powerful due to the service and compassion of Lord Vishnu. All the gods and goddesses were afraid of the terror of Jalandhar.
When Jalandhar go to war, Vrinda used to sit in rituals of worship. Due to Vrinda’s Vishnu devotion and sadhana, no one could defeat Jalandhar in battle. Once Jalandhar attacked the gods, after which all the gods were unable to defeat Jalandhar. Desperate then, all the gods went to the shelter of Lord Vishnu and started thinking about ending the terror of Jalandhar.
Lord Vishnu took the form of Jalandhar from his illusion and with deceit destroyed the husbandry religion of Vrinda. This reduced the power of Jalandhar and he was killed in the war. When Vrinda came to know about the trick of Lord Vishnu, he cursed Lord Vishnu to become a stone. Seeing God as a stone, there was an outcry among all the deities. Then Goddess Lakshmi prayed to Vrinda, then Vrinda withdrew her curse (Shrapp) and burned herself with Jalandhar.
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Tulsi plant came out of the Ashes (Rakh) the body of Vrinda
A plant came out of the ashes (Rakh) of Vrinda’s body, which Lord Vishnu named Tulsi, and encapsulated a form (Rup) of himself in the stone, saying that from today I will not accept any Prasad without Tulsi. This stone will be worshiped along with Tulsi in the name of Shaligram. Since then, Tulsi is also married Lord Shaligram in the month of Kartik.
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