Mimosa Pudica Root

Mimosa pudica root is taken from the touch me not plant known as Lajjabati in India. The roots of this plant have traditional uses. People collect this root for herbal use and puja rituals. 

The plant's local name in Hindi is छुई-मुई की जड़ (Chhui-Mui ki Jad). Mainly used for mesmerism and herbal medicine. The root has a long history in folk practices. Users follow traditional knowledge when they prepare and store it. Always ask a qualified person before using any plant for health.

Name in Different Language

• English: Mimosa Pudica Root, Sensitive Plant Root
• Hindi: छुई-मुई की जड़ (Chhui-Mui ki Jad)
• Bengali: লজ্জাবতী গাছের শিকড় (Lojjaboti gacher shikor)
• Sanskrit: लज्जालु (Lajjalu), नमस्कारी (Namaskari)
• Tamil: தொடைவுச்செடி வேர் (Thotta-vadi root)
• Telugu: అత్తపుస్తే వేరు (Atta-puste root)
• Kannada: ಮುಟ್ಟಿದಾಗ್ ಮುಚ್ಚುವ್ ಬೇರು (Muttidag mucchev root)
• Malayalam: തൊട്ടാവാടി വേര് (Thottavaadi root)
• Marathi: लाजाळू ची मूळ (Lajalu chi mul)
• Gujarati: રીંગણી મૂળ (Ringani mul)
• Punjabi: ਛੂਹ-ਮੂਹ ਜੜ (Chhooh-mooh jad)
• Odia: ଲଜ୍ଜାବତୀ ମୂଳ (Lajjabati mula)

Uses

छुई-मुई का मूल (Chhui-Mui ka Mool) is used in Tantric practices. Practitioners believe it has special energy. It is used in rituals and ceremonies. Some use it as an offering. It helps in meditation. It creates a focused environment. Always ask an expert before using it. They can show the right way to use it. Traditional methods are important for good results.

Benefits

These uses belong to Tantra and folk belief systems. Anyone interested should respect local customs and seek guidance from an experienced practitioner rather than trying rituals without knowledge.