Panjim: Tulsi Vivah, a Hindu festival celebrating the sacred marriage of Tulsi, the holy basil plant, to Shaligram, a form of Lord Vishnu, is observed on the twelfth day of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Kartik. Symbolizing purity and devotion, Tulsi and Shaligram’s union is a spiritual celebration believed to bring blessings of happiness, prosperity, and good health.
The puja vidhi and subh muhurat for Tulsi Vivah are observed with reverence, marking the sacredness of this union. Devotees participate in the festival, offering prayers, performing rituals, and seeking the divine blessings associated with Tulsi and Lord Vishnu.
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The celebration reflects the significance of purity and devotion in Hindu culture, fostering spiritual well-being and invoking divine grace.
