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Tulsi Mala Band
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Tulsi/Basil plant is a very auspicious plant/herb. It holds special place in Hinduism.
It benefits people with bad dreams and reduces the chances of accidents.
Tulsi is a great herb and wearing its rosary will have good health effects.
It is used while chanting the Shlokas / verses of Lord Krishna(Vishnu).
Total number of beads =(108+1) 109
Tulsi Mala Band great herb and wearing its rosary will have good health effects. It benefits people with bad dreams and reduces the chances of accidents.
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