Belfal, Dried Wood Fruit

Also known as Bealfal, Bel Fal, Dried Wood Fruit, Bel Fruit, Wood Apple or Bael Fal

Bel Fal usage in Shiv Puja

Aegle marmelos, also known as bael or bilva tree, is an evergreen tree that has been revered in India for thousands of years. It is considered sacred in Hinduism, and its many uses are still popular today. The leaves and fruits of the Aegle marmelos are used frequently in Shiv Puja, a Hindu ritual dedicated to Lord Shiva. In this puja, the leaves and fruit of the Aegle marmelos are offered to the deity, along with other offerings such as flowers, incense, and food items.

The leaves of the Aegle marmelos have a strong fragrance that is thought to please Lord Shiva when offered during puja ceremonies.

Aegle marmelos usage in Ayurveda

Aegle marmelos, commonly known as the Bael fruit tree, is an important part of traditional Ayurvedic medicine. Used for centuries to treat digestive and skin problems, this small evergreen tree holds a special place in the history of Indian herbalism.

In Ayurveda, Aegle Marmelos has many uses. Its leaves and roots help with ulcers and other digestive issues such as vomiting, diarrhoea, and abdominal pain. The bark can be boiled in water to make tea which helps soothe fever and reduce inflammation. Additionally, its fruits can be consumed or applied topically to aid in healing skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis. It is believed that consuming fruit regularly also helps improve overall gastrointestinal health by balancing gut bacteria levels.