These flowers born with tears of Brahma, opening the vault of luck, Ayurvedic qualities with religious belief

Satna. In Baghelkhand, when the bud of Brahmakamal blooms in the courtyard of a house, it is considered not just a flower bloom, but a sign of the arrival of good luck and prosperity. Local people consider this rare flower as auspicious as a lottery and welcome it with great enthusiasm. This flower associated with years old beliefs and beliefs is considered a symbol of happiness, prosperity and the grace of God in the house.

Religious and cultural importance
Biodiversity expert Chandan Singh told in a conversation with Local 18 that Brahmakamal is found mainly in areas like Uttarakhand or Himalayas. Also, it is counted among the holiest plants of Sanatan Dharma. At the same time, its origin in the texts is told from the tears of Brahma Ji. It does not bloom easily and there is no flower in the plant for many years. According to local beliefs, when this flower blooms, it is considered a sign of the immense grace of God.

Faith and folk traditions

In olden times, when someone’s house bloomed this flower, people used to try the lottery. Even today, this recognition is maintained in rural areas. It is believed that by offering this flower to Lord Shiva, they become happy soon. In ancient times, people used to keep it in their vault, which used to get more food and money.

Medicinal use and scientific aspects
Chandan told that he planted it in his house in 2011 and went to his house for the first time in the year 2025. This flower has special significance in Ayurveda. It has been used in the treatment of fever, cough-cold, bone pain, paralysis, liver inflammation, wounds and intestinal diseases. Apart from this, it is also considered helpful in removing mental diseases like anxiety, depression and insomnia.