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Since ancient times, our sages and saints have recognized the glory of miraculous medicinal plants hidden in nature and used them in the treatment of various diseases, spiritual practice and astrological remedies. Today we will tell you about two such amazing plants, whose medicinal, religious and astrological importance will surprise you. These plants are Aparajita and Chidi (Latjira or Apamarg).

1. Aparajita: Miracle plant with beautiful flowers

Introduction:

Aparajita is a plant which is considered extremely beneficial in Ayurveda. It is also known as Vishnukanta in some places. There are two types of this plant—one which has blue flowers, and the other which has white flowers. Both types of Aparajita plants have an important place in Ayurveda, Tantra and Astrology.

Ayurvedic Uses:

1. To increase the glow of the skin:
2. Using the paste prepared from the flowers and leaves of Aparajita prevents wrinkles on the face. Its regular use keeps the skin young and brings a wonderful glow to the face.
3. In the treatment of urinary stones:
4. Boiling the flowers of Aparajita and drinking its decoction helps in removing the stones stuck in the urinary tract. This remedy is considered to be highly effective.
5. Relief from burning sensation:
6. In the summer, if there is a problem with a burning sensation during urination, then grinding the leaves of Aparajita and applying them on the lower part of the stomach gives instant relief from the burning sensation.

Religious and Astrological Significance:

• Aparajita is considered to be a form of Lord Vishnu.
• In ancient times, warriors used to tie the root of this plant to their crest and take a vow to remain undefeated in war. It was believed that this would surely ensure victory over the enemy.
• This plant has a special significance in Tantric practices as well. It is used in many Mantra-Tantra Siddhis.

1. Chitterling (Latjira or Apamarg): The plant that solves every problem

Introduction:

Chitra, also known as Latjira and Apamarg, is an extremely powerful plant. Its seeds stick to clothes, hence it is called Latjira. According to mythological beliefs, Goddess Ganga resides in the root of this plant, and it is considered equivalent to nectar.

Ayurvedic Uses:

1. For strong teeth:
2. Brushing teeth with this plant keeps teeth strong. Burning its leaves and using toothpaste removes all dental problems.
3. To reduce hunger:
4. In ancient times, sages and saints who practised meditation used to make kheer of its seeds and eat it. This kheer kept hunger under control for a long time, so that there was no hindrance in meditation.
5. Relief from scorpion sting:
6. If someone is bitten by a scorpion, then by taking out the root of this plant and rubbing it on the affected area with prayer, the poison of the sting is removed immediately. This remedy is very effective.

Religious and Astrological Significance:

• Planting the nettle plant in the house destroys negative energy.
• It is considered as sacred as the water of the Ganges and its use ensures peace and happiness in the house.
• This plant is used in Tantric practices, especially to protect against evil forces.

Conclusion:

Plants like Aparajita and Chiddi are very important not only from a medicinal point of view but also from a religious and astrological point of view. If these plants are used properly, many problems can be solved. Their glory is also described in our ancient texts, which confirms their miraculous properties.

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