Navratri 2023: 7 auspicious plants & flowers for festival
lifestyle Oct 13 2023
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1. Marigold (Genda):
Marigolds are a symbol of devotion and are widely used in Navratri decorations. The vibrant orange and yellow hues represent the spirit of the festival.
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2. Tulsi (Holy Basil):
Tulsi is a sacred plant in Hinduism and is often planted in households for its spiritual significance. It's believed to bring blessings and positive energy.
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3. Rose (Gulab):
Roses are versatile flowers that can be used in various colors for Navratri decorations. They symbolize love and devotion to the goddess.
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4. Neem Tree (Azadirachta indica):
The neem tree is valued for its medicinal properties and is associated with protection from negative influences.
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5. Betel Leaf (Paan Patta):
Betel leaves are used in various religious ceremonies during Navratri. They symbolize purity and offering.
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6. Lotus (Kamal):
The lotus symbolizes purity and enlightenment. Its beautiful, serene appearance adds an aura of divinity to Navratri decorations.
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7. Banana Plant (Kela Ke Ped):
The banana plant is considered auspicious and signifies fertility and prosperity. It's often used in Navratri ceremonies.