Tulsi, otherwise known as holy basil, is known for its healing power. In Hindu mythology, Tulsi is worshipped as Goddess, also considered as a wife of Lord Vishnu (called as Vishnupriya, the beloved of Vishnu).
Tulsi Plant is also helpful as being spiritual purity, as it attracts the God’s energy (satvik) and purify the mind and soul. According to Vastu Shastra, planting a Tulsi Plant in your house (north, east, northeast or in front of the house), is very auspicious.
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