SPICE OF WEALTH BLACK TURMERIC

SPIRITUAL USES OF BLACK TURMERIC

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Curcuma caesia, black turmeric or black zedoary, is a perennial herb with bluish-black rhizomes that is native to northeast India. 

  • Black turmeric is often used to create protective amulets or talismans. It is believed to have the power to ward off negative energy, evil spirits, and malevolent forces. 
  • People may carry a piece of black turmeric or wear it as jewelry for protection. 
  • Black turmeric is used in kali, Mahalakshmi and Durga puja. It is believed that it brings good fortune,health,wealth and prosperity. So it is kept with Gods and Goddess to worship. 
  • It is also kept in cash box and wallet. Wrap black turmeric with vermilion in a red cloth and keep it at the place of worship on the coincidence of Guru-Pushya Nakshatra. Then keep it in the safe or a place where you keep your money. It is believed that by doing this one's wealth starts increasing.
  • The fragrance and presence of Kali Haldi during puja can help in enhancing concentration and creating a spiritually charged atmosphere. The Kali Haldi can be offered as prasadam to devotees after the puja, which is believed to bring health and prosperity to those who partake in it. 
  • Black turmeric which is known as “kali haldi” in native Indian tongue is used for tantric rituals. Black turmeric has a great deal of importance as it is used for vashikaran purposes. 
Black turmeric is usually dark Blue in colour but it appears to be a dark black When Dry. Black Turmeric is interwoven into the mystical, medicinal, and spiritual practices of Madhya Pradesh, a state in Central India. The rhizomes are known as Kali Haldi in Hindi and are closely associated with Kali, the Hindu goddess of life and death, power, and a symbol of mother nature. White turmeric, also known as zedoary, is characterized by its pale white flesh and subtle flavor profile. On the other hand, black turmeric, distinguished by its dark purplish-black hue, contains curcuminoids, phenolic compounds, and volatile oils. 

At the heart of Black Turmeric is curcumin, a potent compound with impressive anti-inflammatory properties. It's not just a spice that adds flavor to your dishes; it's a potential game-changer for pain relief, reducing inflammation, and even battling pesky bacteria on your skin. It treats respiratory ailments, including asthma and bronchitis. 

HOW TO GROW BLACK TURMERIC IN HOME GARDEN

The best season to grow black turmeric is monsoon or summer. It requires a hot and humid climate to grow. 

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Place the black turmeric plant in warm areas in the partial sun so that it prefers warm direct or indirect sunlight. Black turmeric can be grown at 10°C to 45°C temperature. To grow Black Turmeric in a home garden, follow these steps: 

  • Choose a well-drained and sunny spot in the garden. Prepare the soil by adding organic matter and ensuring proper pH levels (around 6 to 7). 
  • Plant turmeric rhizomes or bulbs 6 to 8 inches apart and cover them with 2-3 inches of soil. 
  • Water regularly, keeping the soil consistently moist but not soggy. 
  • Apply organic fertilizers as needed to promote healthy growth. 
  • Harvest the turmeric after 8-10 months when the leaves turn yellow and wither.
  • Store harvested turmeric in a cool, dry place to use as needed.

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