Tulsi Holy Basil
Ocimum tenuiflorum, commonly known as holy basil or tulsi, is an aromatic perennial plant in the family Lamiaceae. It is native to tropical and subtropical regions of Australia, Malesia, Asia, and the western Pacific.
Tulsi Holy Basil is one of the rare herbs with extensive scientific research backing up its healing properties. Studies have shown it to be a potent anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and immune system booster. It is a promising treatment for various conditions such as; liver disease, arthritis, diabetes, and even cancer, which falls right in line with the traditional Ayurvedic uses.
Its properties go even deeper than Western science thought as it is also used to reach the deeper psycho-emotional- spiritual roots of these ailments and more.
It is a highly sought-after Shen - tonic used to treat and restore the spirit in Chinese medicine. Holy Basil tea can pack a narcotic-like punch as chronic stress patterns are interrupted and a warm feeling of peace and serenity wash over the body. However, it is non-habit forming.
Tulsi is considered a prophylactic in various cultures throughout the ancient world. It is a known life-extending substance.
Tulsi is a powerful bio-energetic field harmonizer, which means that it restores and balances the electromagnetic fields of the mind and body. Researchers and physicians increasingly recognize its properties as an essential factor in human health. In yogic philosophy, the plant is a unique herb that can balance the chakras.
Tulsi is a healing plant that works on a deep level, bringing balance and harmony into the system. By clearing out old, stagnate energy and emotions that are hindering health and wellbeing. These are just a few of many gifts that have made Tulsi a prized medicine for many thousands of years.
Tulsi Holy Basil has a history throughout the ancient Indian culture and myths for spiritual use. The Goddess Lakshmi is who the Indian culture says that Tulsi Holy Basil is the embodiment of. Tulsi Holy Basil has been placed around the deathbed of those on the way to the afterlife due to its spiritual use as a purifier.