The Power Of Three Medicinal Trees

Rudraksh is collected from evergreen tree Elaeocarpus ganitrus. It is stony, earth like endocarp, a ripe fruit of the tree, basically, a nut or bead. It is advised to wear the string of beads to cure nerve disorders, strains, anxiety and mental ailments. It is cooling in nature, reduce excess heat from body and mind. It can be held tight in hands for lowering stress. Bioelectrical and magnetic properties of Rudraksha

• Different faced beads are known for generating bio-electrical current, which can regulate the movement of impulses to brain.
• Some studies find it has properties to send specific inductive ambiance with certain magnetic properties, which makes one feel better, even in, case you are not touching the beads.
• It works as capacitor if held in hands, which stores surplus bio energy of body to reduce stress.

Phyllanthus emblica or Amla

This is known as Indian gooseberry, and is one of the richest sources of antioxidants. The texts say it grew from heavenly nectar or the sacred water, which makes a person live forever. It is a rich source of minerals - calcium, iron, phosphorus, vitamin B complex etc. Its nutrients are not destroyed on processing. 100 g of the berry powder contain 20 times the amount of vitamin C found in an orange. Indian gooseberry is used in a number of Ayurvedic medicines due to its plenteous health benefits. All the parts of the tree Phyllanthus emblica are used for preparing medicines.

• In laboratory tests, it was found effective in mitigating toxicity induced by chemicals.
• It can cure high cholesterol, mineral deficiencies, skin disorders, metabolic disorders and liver damage.
• It is also effective against radiation induced damage to human tissues.

Ocimum sanctum – Tulsi Tulsi or basil leaves, also known as ‘the Queen of herbs’ provides unique spiritual and medicinal benefits.

Types

There are there types of basil plants used for medicinal purpose - black (krishna), vana (the wild variety) and Rama (or the one with flowers). Black is, especially, effective against respiratory tract disorders, cold coughs and endocrine disorders. Health benefits It can protect damage to tissues caused by stress and metabolic disorders. It can protect body against infections. It promotes detoxification and lowers toxin induced damage to skin and internal tissues. Spiritual beliefs It is linked to god Vishu and its leaves are always used for everyday prayers in offerings / eatables, served to gods.

In Hinduism, basil leaves are not offered to lord Shiva and Lord Ganesha. The plant is considered full of female energies, that can nourish people facing infectious health issues. It can be found in all hindu homes and is considered to be a living being, a part of the family, highly sensitive to vibrations. It loves to hear Sanskrit mantras and ragas or music. Some keep Tulsi string having beads for meditation, which is made of wood of the plant that indicates purity in spiritual practice, japa and sadhana.