Nagkesar flower is of great importance in Hinduism as it is used in Tantric puja. One of the important benefits of the plant is that it helps in financial matters.
- Nagkesar is known as Cobra saffron, Ceylon ironwood and Indian rose chestnut in English.
- It is also known as Nagchampa in Hindi.
- Thorlachampa in Marathi.
- Tadinangu in Tamil.
- Vainavu in Malayalam
Importance of Nagkesar Flower in Hinduism
- It is believed that the presence of the Nagkesar tree in a house helps in keeping out poverty.
- When the flower of the plant is used properly, it helps in creating wealth.
- Presence of the tree in home helps in maintaining peace and cordial relationship among family members.
Benefits of Nagkesar Flower
- To alleviate constant fight in the family keep the nagkesar flower hidden in the home.
- Having a nagkesar flower in the garden is highly auspicious.
- On Amavasya make a four-face lamp using clay or dough. Light all four diya using cow ghee and keep it near the main door of the house. Offer nagkesar flower to the lamp. As a result of it money will be returned soon.
- Take five flowers of Nagkesar, tie it inside a cloth, and keep in money safe during abhijit muhurat in a day (noon). This will bring prosperity.
- Take a nagkesar flower, keep it inside small silver box, and keep it in puja room for overcoming financial difficulties.
- Offer nagkesar flower to shivling and then keep it money safe. This will help solving loan and debt related issues.
- Watering the plant daily will help in avoiding conflicts in the house.