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Peepal Tree At Home: In Hinduism, Peepal tree is considered very sacred. It is said that Tridev (Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh) and Maa Lakshmi reside in Peepal tree. People worship Peepal tree. By worshipping it, the defects of Rahu, Ketu and Shani are removed. Along with this, one gets the special blessings of Lord Vishnu. Often you must have seen that Peepal tree grows on the roof or walls of the house.
Actually, planting or growing a Peepal tree in the house is considered inauspicious. If it grows in the house, the financial condition starts weakening, there is a shortage of money in the house and progress stops. If a Peepal tree has grown in your house too, then let us know how to remove it.
On which day should the trees be removed?
If a Peepal tree has grown on the wall of your house, then uproot it on Sunday. According to Jyotish Shastra, Sunday is the best day to uproot a Peepal tree. Actually, Peepal tree is not worshipped on Sunday. On this day, Goddess Lakshmi’s sister Alakshmi resides, so Peepal tree can be uprooted on this day.
How to remove
To remove the Peepal tree, take a lemon and seven chillies on Sunday. Place it in front of the Peepal tree. Now uproot it after some time. Now cut the lemon at that place, this will prevent the Peepal tree from growing there again. You will not be blamed for this. Apart from this, worship the Peepal plant for 45 days as per rituals and offer raw milk. After 45 days, uproot it and plant it at some other place. You will not be blamed for this.
Why is it inauspicious to grow at home
Peepal tree is considered auspicious. But if it grows in the house then it causes financial problems, family disputes etc., hence it is not planted in the house.
