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"Akshat" literally means "That which is not broken." Offering broken rice indicates incompleteness or a broken vow. Whole rice grains symbolize abundance, wholeness, and the devotee's complete surrender to Lord Shiva.

Your luck and wealth can multiply dramatically after marriage if the planet Venus (Shukra) and the lord of the 2nd house (House of Wealth) are both sitting in the 7th house, while the Ascendant lord is strong. The entry of your spouse triggers financial prosperity and social respect.

In Vedic Astrology, "Unmad" refers to an extreme, hyperactive, or manic state of mind. It doesn't always mean madness; it can be an obsession with money, studies, or explosive anger. It primarily occurs when the Moon (representing the mind) and the 4th/5th houses are heavily afflicted by malefic planets like Rahu, Ketu, Mars, or Saturn.

No, plucking Tulsi leaves on Ekadashi is prohibited, as it is believed that Goddess Tulsi herself observes a fast for Lord Vishnu on this day. You should pluck the leaves a day prior (on Dashami) to offer them to Lord Vishnu during the Ekadashi Puja.