"yaa devii sarvabhuuteshhu maatR^irupeNa sa.nsthitaH . yaa devii sarvabhuuteshhu shaktirupeNa sa.nsthitaH . yaa devii sarvabhuuteshhu shaantirupeNa sa.nsthitaH . namastasyaiH namastasyaiH namastasyaiH namo namaH .. O mother, who is present everywhere, who is embodiment of Universal Mother, O mother, who is present everywhere, who is embodiment of Power and Energy, O mother, who is present everywhere, who is embodiment of Peace, I bow to thee, I bow to thee, I bow to thee."

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Tulsi, Ocimum sanctum, belongs to the family of Labiatae. The classical name, basilicum, from which "basil" is derived, means "royal or princely." Hindus know the plant as Tulasi and Surasah in Sanskrit, and Tulsi in Hindi. Other commonly used names are Haripriya, dear to Vishnu, and Bhutagni, destroyer of demons. Tulsi is Divinity. It is regarded not merely as a utilitarian God-send, as most sacred plants are viewed to be, but as an incarnation of the Goddess Herself. Thus, when one bows before Tulsi, one bows before th

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