Description
Pul Koorcham is a holy grass used in Hindu homams.
havans & rituals.
It is also used in the poojas done for pitrus.
Iyers wear this grass on their finger by tying a knot in the grass during the pooja.
- The remnants of the nuni darbai, are mostly utilised as idukku pul and asana during pooja and tharpanam.
- Any Sanatana Dharma ritual includes Darbai or Kusha grass in a significant way.
- Positive energies travel through and are preserved very well in Darbai.
- It has been established that it is capable of transporting between two objects even the vibrations of a common sound (mantra).
- Using a clump of kusha grass called Nuni Dharbam, one can make pavitram, koorcham, and bugnam.
havans & rituals.
It is also used in the poojas done for pitrus.
Iyers wear this grass on their finger by tying a knot in the grass during the pooja.
- The remnants of the nuni darbai, are mostly utilised as idukku pul and asana during pooja and tharpanam.
- Any Sanatana Dharma ritual includes Darbai or Kusha grass in a significant way.
- Positive energies travel through and are preserved very well in Darbai.
- It has been established that it is capable of transporting between two objects even the vibrations of a common sound (mantra).
- Using a clump of kusha grass called Nuni Dharbam, one can make pavitram, koorcham, and bugnam.
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