Ashoka tree

Ashoka’s original tree is rarely seen now. However tall Ashoka trees are found in front of most houses. Are these really Ashoka trees? Let’s know interesting information about Ashoka tree.

There are two types of Ashoka tree – one is the real Ashoka tree, which spreads like a mango tree and the other is the tall Ashoka tree. Ashoka tree is planted commonly in front of houses which are very tall. This Ashoka tree is a tall tree of cedar species. Its leaves are like mango leaves. Its flowers are white, yellow and fruits are red in color.

Whereas the real Ashoka tree is a shady tree like a mango tree. Its leaves are 8-9 inches long and two-and-a-half inches wide. Its leaves are initially colored like copper; hence it is also called ‘Tamrapallava’. orange flowers come in the spring, which later turn red. Being of golden red flowers, it is also called ‘Hem Pushpa’.

 Recognition in Hinduism:

Ashoka tree is considered very sacred and beneficial in Hinduism. Ashoka literally means – there is no mourning of any kind. Leaves of Ashoka tree are used in Manglik and religious works. It is believed that by planting Ashoka tree in the house or wearing its root in auspicious time, man gets freedom from all exploitation.

Ashoka tree in Ayurveda:

 Ashoka tree is destructive of vata-pitta etc. dosha, digestion problem , trisha, dah, worm, irritation and blood problems. It is chemical and energizer. Skin illness is likewise relieved by its utilization. For ladies, medication is additionally produced using its juice.

 In which direction should Ashoka tree:

Ashoka tree should be planted in the house in the north direction so that positive energy is transmitted in the house. Bliss, harmony and flourishing are kept up by having Ashoka in the house and there is no unexpected death.

Medicinal and religious properties

Ashoka is also known for its special qualities. Few of its properties are as below: –

Ashoka tree is cold, bitter, receptive, color enhancer, astringent and vat-pitta etc., destroying impurities, indigestion, cravings, dah, worm, inflammation, toxins and blood disorders It is chemical and stimulant.

The decoction of this tree destroys the diseases of the uterus, especially destroying the meninges. Its bark is useful in destroying blood leprosy.

It is believed that by planting Ashoka tree in the house or wearing its root in auspicious time, man gets freedom from all exploitation.

Boiling Ashoka’s fruit and bark gives women freedom from many diseases. At the same time it also enhances beauty.

Boiling its bark provides relief from many skin diseases.

If a person is going for some important work, then put a leaf of the Ashoka tree on his head, it will definitely succeed in the work.

Ashoka tree

Bringing the root of Ashoka in an auspicious time and worshiping it methodically or keeping it in the place of worship, then there is no shortage of money.

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Planting and watering this tree increases wealth.

If the root of the Ashoka is filled with copper amula and is properly worn, then the possibility of completing every impossible task will increase.

By giving water to this tree daily, all the desires of a human being are fulfilled.

Grind the seeds, leaves and bark of this tree and apply paste on it.

If its seeds or flowers are mixed with honey and eaten, many diseases are removed.

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chemical properties

Hematoxylin, tannin, Keto sterol, glycosides, saponins, organic calcium, and iron compounds have been found in the bark of the Ashoka, but the number of alkaloids and essential oils was not found at all. Due to tannin acid, its bark is hardened, has a very sharp and shrinking effect, so it is very good control on excessive menstrual bleeding.