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According to
Hindu scriptures,
Aśvattha, (Sanskrit: अश्वत्थ) or
Sacred fig (Ficus religiosa), is a
sacred tree for the
Hindus and has been extensively...
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permanently p****es on to the sons and
grandsons One who
plants even a
single asvattha,
wherever it may be, as per the
prescribed mode, goes to the
abode of Hari...
- the lord Brahma.As- "There is no
doubt that lord Viṣṇu is of the form of
Aśvattha, Vaṭa is Rudra’s form, and Palāśa has
taken up Brahmā’s form. Seeing, worshipping...
- 600
years ago, Lord
Gautama Buddha sat with his back
against an
Esathu (
Aśvattha) tree on the
banks of the
Neranjana River in Bodh****a, India. It was at...
- flowed, and
became millet; from his skin his
honour flowed, and
became the
aśvattha tree (Ficus religiosa); from his
flesh his
force flowed, and
became the...
- ISBN 978-0-7864-9179-7. www.wisdomlib.org (19
January 2021). "Greatness of
Aśvattha Tree [Chapter 247]". www.wisdomlib.org.
Retrieved 29
October 2023. Rajarajan...
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where Shri
Ramakrishna Paramhansha Dev
planted five (pancha)
trees i.e.
Asvattha, Bata, Bel, Asok and Amlaki,
under which he used to meditate. The Panchamundi...
- ಬೇವಿನ ಮರ
BEvina mara in
Kannada Sacred fig -- (Bo tree,
pipal in Hindi,
Asvattha in Bengali, ಅರಳಿ ಮರ
araLi mara in Kannada, Jari in Gujarati, Pimpal-पिंपळ...
- (Palmyra palm / Bor****us flabellifer), bat (banyan/
Ficus benghalensis),
asvattha (pipal/
Ficus religiosa),
palash (Butea mono****),
krishnachuda (Caesalpinia...
- p****es on to the
children and
grandchildren One who
plants even a
single asvattha,
wherever it may be, as per the
prescribed mode, goes to the
abode of Hari...
