Thread by @kaushkaus

In #Hinduism Flowers are an integral part of daily and ceremonial worship .
Offering flowers at the feet of the deity is a symbolic act of offering your purest and most sincere feelings to the deity. There is a valid reason behind why a particular flower .

If we talk about one such flower, that is #Aparajita . They are considered as one of the auspicious flower in Hindu society, both the white and the blue aparajita are considered to be high-vibrational offerings for Gods and Godesses.

Aparajita’s blue hue is the mark of individuality, grace, and abundance as gigantic as the sky and as deep as the deepest of the seas. It is considered as a supreme female power of Mother #Mahagauri sacred feminine energies of the highest vibrations.

These flowers come in white & blue hues . white ones we call it the Gokarna, or the ear of the cow. In Hindu religion, the flower is used in the worship of Goddess Durga and Lord Shiva. To overcome financial troubles, one can offer flowers to Sri Krishna on Mokshada Ekadasi day.

Blue Aparajita is e offered to Shani dev & Maa kali .Offering it to various deities helps in overcoming troubles. It also helps in improving the financial situation. Maa Tara is also offered blue color flowers to get her blessings.

These are also used as an herbal tea which is popularly known as blue tea. The herbal tea made from Aparajita offers various medicinal benefits. It improves eyesight by increasing blood flow to the capillaries. It is anti diabetic & treats neurological disorders .

According to Vastu , plant is capable of attracting Dhanalakshmi. Both white and blue aparajita are replete with medicinal properties.

#SanatanDharma 🚩🚩