meditation, contemplation, havan and precious stones were often resorted to, but precious stones being costly, were, at times, not within the reach of the common man. Therefore, roots of the plants have been used as a substitute for precious stones as shown in Table 1.
Plants, Planets and Gems
SI. Na | Botanical name of plant | Vernacular Name | Planet | Stone or Gem |
1 | Aegle marmelos | Bael | Sun | Ruby |
2 | Mimusops hexandra | Khimi | Moon | Pearl |
3 | Hemidesmus indicus | Indian sarsaparilla | Mars | Coral |
4 | Opuntia dillenii | Nagfani | Mars | Coral |
5 | Clerodendron serratum | Bharangi | Jupiter | Topaz |
6 | Curcuma longa | Haldi | Jupiter | Yellow sappier |
7 | Musa saplmtum | Keta | Jupiter | Yellow agate |
8 | Tephrosia purpuma | Purple | Venus | Diamond |
9 | Punfca granatum | Anar | Venus | Diamond |
to | Rubia cordifolia | Indian maddar | Venus | Diamond |
11 | Ricinus commnuis | Eranda | Venus | Zircon |
12 | Rumex vesicarkis | Sorrel | Venus | Zircon |
13 | Lettsomia nervosa | Argyreta | Mercury | Emerald |
14 | Pterocarpus santalanus | Latchandan | Saturn | Blue sapphire |
15 | Santalum album | Chandan | Rahu | Gomed |
16 | Rauwolphia seipentina | Sarpagandha | Rahu | Alexandria |
17 | Withania somnifera | Ashwagandha | Ketu | Cats eye |
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