Poovarasan Maram Courses

Poovarasan Maram is a popular Indian tree species that is widely regarded as a symbol of divine grace and fertility in Hindu mythology. The tree grows up to a height of 20-30 feet, and it bears a number of small whitish-pink flowers. Poovarasan Maram is found in various parts of India and its leaves are used in various remedies and treatments in Ayurveda. The name “Poovarasan” is derived from a combination of two Sanskrit words ‘Poovam’ (petal) and ‘Rasanam’ (nectar). It literally means the “Tree of Nectar” or the “Tree of Petals”. As per Hindu mythology, this tree was gifted by Lord Shiva to Lord Vishnu in his Vaikuntha form. This divine tree was believed to be the abode of many good qualities and miraculous powers. The medicinal properties of the Poovarasan Maram are numerous and include its anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer and anti-fungal properties. It is also believed to be effective in treating obesity, diabetes and hypertension. The flowers and leaves of the tree are believed to be very helpful in curing skin diseases and mental health issues. In addition, the bark and leaves of the tree are also useful in treating wounds and boils. The leaves of the Poovarasan Maram are also crushed and added to salads and other food items. The bark of the tree is also used for various medicinal purposes. It is believed to be effective in treating fever, coughing and other respiratory problems. Due to its various medicinal properties, Poovarasan Maram has been widely used in Ayurvedic literature. It is an important symbol in Hindu culture and continues to be worshipped throughout India.