Tulsi Diwas is an exceptional event for Sanatan Dharam and is one of the occasions celebrated very devotedly and sincerely by Hindus the world over. It informs about the Tulsi plant, which serves as a symbol of its spiritual, medicinal, and environmental importance. It is a day dedicated to the holy plant Tulsi, also called Holy Basil, which occupies a significant place in Hindu Dharam, being regarded as a symbol of Goddess Lakshmi-an adequate purifier of the environment. Tulsi Diwas for the year 2025 shall unfold on December 25th. It is not just for rituals but for reconnection with nature and spiritual values. One such organization that works for maximum Participation in the Observance of Tulsi Diwas is Paras Parivaar under the guidance of Mahant Shri Paras Bhai Ji.

Meaning of Tulsi in Sanatan Dharm

The term Tulsi is associated very closely with Sanatan Dharam as the "Queen of Herbs". According to the belief, the Tulsi plant is regarded as an earthly form of Goddess Lakshmi, the consort of Lord Vishnu. Ancient Hindu scriptures have stated that planting and nourishing a Tulsi plant at home will invite prosperity, peace, and good health. It is a general household practice in Hindu Dharma to worship Tulsi daily, using its leaves in different religious ceremonies, such as offering to gods. 

The spiritual meaning of Tulsi is great. The verses that mention it in the most detail run: Bhagavata Purana, Padma Purana, and Vishnu Purana. All of these talk about its divine characteristics, the same between mind and soul cleansing. Devotees are inclined to perform special prayers and rituals on this day for the plant and through it ask for blessings. This activity represents the true character of Sanatan Dharm which preaches that all the creatures are interrelated, as is the case with the environment.

How Tulsi Diwas is Celebrated

The day, called Tulsi Diwas, falls on the Ekadashi day of the month Kartik: a part of the rituals and ceremonies performed on that day. According to many devotees, they wake up very early in the morning, bathe the Tulsi plant, and decorate the same with flowers and vermilion. A special puja would be performed while chanting rhymes and mantras in God's intervention unto Goddess Tulsi. In many houses, the day is also celebrated with a 'Tulsi Vivah', which is said to be a kind of marriage of Tulsi to Lord Vishnu as represented by a Shaligram stone.

Even though most of these celebrations are organized at community levels, organizations such as Paras Parivaar present a very big role in the celebrations of Tulsi Diwas. Under the guidance of the teachings of the Mahant Shri Paras Bhai Ji, this institute conducts programs to make people aware of the spiritual as well as ecological relevance of Tulsi. Such events usually consist of cultural programs, environment awareness activities, and offering saplings of Tulsi as an encouragement to grow it.

Mahant Shri Paras Bhai Ji’s Vision for Tulsi Diwas

Mahant Shri Paras Bhai Ji, indeed, renowned as a respected spiritual leader of Hindu Dharam, revived the obsolete traditions of Sanatan Dharam through his teachings and innovations. He worked for the large-scale promotion of Tulsi Diwas, which demonstrates his vigor to maintaining the spiritual and cultural heritage of Hindu Dharam. Under the guidance of Mahant, Paras Bhia Ji performed great actions in order for the younger generation to understand the importance of Tulsi and its contribution to ecology.

Contribution of Paras Parivaar Sanatan Dharm 

Paras Parivaar thus appears to be emerging as a major propagandist institution for spreading the teachings of Sanatan Dharm and Hindu Dharm. Events like Tulsi Diwas fuel the bond between the person and their culture. These efforts by the organization under Mahant Shri Paras Bhai Ji have encouraged many indecisive individuals to continue propagating sustainable practices in their daily chores.

It is not only a festival but a celebration of life devotion and ecological harmony. Sanatan Dharam has kept this day in light of where Tulsi is positioned as a spiritual and environmental dimension. Paras Parivaar has brought the celebration new meaning at this point in time with the blessings of Mahant Shri Paras Bhai Ji.