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Shravana month is on the doorstep. A group of devotees are ready to welcome Devadidev Mahadev. In this holy month, the procession of offerings at the feet of Shiva has already started. Akandha flower is a very favorite ingredient in the worship of Bholanath. To appease the Gods, this pair of flowers is a feast. However, this tree has a special glory not only in religious significance but also in ecology. But is it good to keep this Akanda tree inside the house, which is very dear to Mahadev?

What does ecology say?

Akanda tree is considered very sacred in traditional religion. According to folklore, offering its leaves or flowers at the feet of Devadeva makes Ashutosh happy and fulfills the devotee’s wishes. From the religious point of view, the place of this tree is very high. But the rules of ecology say otherwise. According to Shastras, the trees that exude white sap or sap, transmit negative energy to the house. Akanda is one such plant. So planting this tree inside the house is completely prohibited.

What can affect the environment?

According to Vastu experts, if Akanda tree is kept inside the house, it becomes a cause of Vastudosha. As a result of this, poverty or poverty may fall in the family, as well as there is a risk of increasing the incidence of diseases among the family members. It is not advisable to plant this tree even at the main entrance of the house. It is best to always keep this tree outside the house boundary, in an open place, to balance Shiva’s grace and positive energy.

What to do if there is a tree in the home border?

Many times it is seen that akanda tree has grown by itself in a corner of the house. In that case, it would be a wrong decision to uproot the tree suddenly due to the fear of some unknowing evil. According to the scriptures, the tree should be lifted up with the roots and replanted outdoors in a suitable place with great reverence chanting.

If this tree is required for the worship of Mahadev, it can be planted in an open space near the house or in the temple premises. By doing this, as the evil effects of the tree are avoided, there is no hindrance in collecting the upachara of the puja. On the occasion of Shravana, worship this flower, beloved of Shiva, at home, but do not forget to keep the plant inside the house.