Both Shaligram and Tulsi Mala are associated with Lord Vishnu. Shaligram is considered to be a form of Lord Vishnu. On the other hand, Tulsi Mala is worn by devotees of Lord Vishnu and Krishna.
A Shaligram Tulsi Mala is a sacred rosary made from a combination of Shaligram stones and Tulsi (Holy Basil) beads, both of which hold immense spiritual significance in Hinduism.
Some more things related to Shaligram and Tulsi Mala:
- Shaligram can be placed in the east direction of the Tulsi plant.
- After bathing Lord Shaligram, Tulsi leaves should be added to his offering.
- Tulsi Mala should not be worn and removed repeatedly.
- If for any reason Tulsi Mala has to be removed, then it should be washed with Gangajal and worn again.
- Those who wear Tulsi Mala should chant the mantra of Lord Vishnu every day.
- Tulsi Mala is considered as sacred as Tulsi.
- It is forbidden to wear Tulsi Mala or touch it during menstruation.
- If you want to wear Tulsi Mala with your heart, then it is necessary to follow some rules.
Shaligram Stone Size: 25x20x8 mm
No. of Beads: 108+1
Quality: Good
Length: 21 inches approx
Beads diameter: 7 mm approx
