Planets, Nakshatras, Vastu, Plants & Monsoon

Monsoon is at the doorstep. The blowing wind is filled with pleasant cooling effects submerged with the mind-blowing muddy smells. Nowadays, One generally thinks of a cup of Tea with a full plate of Pakoras.

Monsoon is considered as the right time for planting because of supportive seasonal energies. Hence, With crispy pakoras, chutney and a cup of hot tea, it’s the right time to plant a tree in order to save our mother earth.

India announced the mantra ‘One World One Family One Future’ during the G20 summit. One of the best ways to achieve this is to plant more and more trees and ensure better supplies of life giver Oxygen to planet Earth.

Since Vedic time our visionary Rishis – whom I always say were the great researchers – emphasize over the plantation. This is why hundreds and thousands of botanical species were brought in and planted on sanatan land. They established divine sutras of the relationship between the Plants and Human life. The extract of these studies finally becomes the backbone of the Satvik path of Human health known as ‘Ayurveda’.

But The most interesting part of this journey is yet to come. The great Saints now start working upon the point that whether it’s just a matter of oxygen only or the specific vibrations or smell of any plant does impact positively on a human cell. The study completely took a positive turn here. The work of Plant vibrational effect on each Individual starts here. After hundreds year long research and data analysis, finally the sutras were established and became an integral and important part of Indian Astrology. These sutras established the relationship between the Plant and Moon Nakshatra. Every individual is advised to plant and water a specific plant in order to get more and more positivity in life. If planted with the right plant and water regularly one can definitely experience the positive changes in the time to come.

Here I am giving the list of Plants with respective Nakshatras. This table will help you to choose the most auspicious plant as per your nakshatra. This table is based upon the moon nakshatra. In case you find it difficult to understand, readers are welcome to connect with me with their birth details for advice which will be absolutely free of cost. But you need to send the picture of the plant you planted.

Name of Nakshatra — Name of tree
1. Ashwani  – Kuchla
2. Bharni     – Amla Tree
3. Kritika     – Gooler Tree
4. Rohini     – Jamun Tree
5. Mrigshira     – Kher Tree
6. Adra              – Sheesham Tree
7. Punarvasu    – Bamboo Tree
8. Pushya          – Peepal Tree
9. Ashlesha      –   Naag Kesar or Naag Champa
10. Magha         –   Bargad 
11. Purvafalguni – Dhaak
12. Uttrafalguni  – Pakar
13. Hasta             – Reetha
14. Chitra            – Bel-Patra
15. Swati             – Arjun
16. Vishakha       – Gunja
17. Anuradha     – Moulsari
18. Jyestha          – Cheed
19. Mula              – Saal
20. Purvashadha – Jal-betwa
21. Uttrashadha –  Kathal
22. Sharvan         – Aak
23. Dhanistha      – Kejdi
24. Shatbhisha    – Kadamb
25. Purvabhadrapad – Mango
26. Uttrabhadrapad – Neem
27. Revti                     – Mahua

Q. Now the million-dollar question is where to plant the tree?

Ans. The answer is very simple. You can plant it in the field or in a nearby park. At the preliminary stage you can plant it in a flower pot and finally transfer it to the appropriate place in your native area.

This monsoon plant tree as per your nakshatra and  see growing your trees….  see growing your happiness & satisfaction as well.

Ashish Kumar Gupta
Vastu Consultant
Astrologer
Delhi

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