In this holy month of Sawan, Nagkesar is not just a flower, but is considered a center of auspicious sign and energy, which helps in the welfare of both the house and the children with the grace of Lord Shiva. Nagkesar has a special place among the flowers loved by Lord Shiva. These small white flowers may look simple, but their significance is very deep.

Nagkesar is mainly found in the forests of the north-eastern states of India, West Bengal, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Western Ghats. It is also used in Ayurveda due to its fragrance and medicinal properties.

In astrology, Nagkesar is considered to be a flower that brings the blessings of Venus and Jupiter. Keeping it in the house removes poverty, eliminates family discord and maintains happiness and peace. According to Vastu Shastra, keeping Nagkesar in the safe or study place benefits economic growth and concentration. Offering Nagkesar on Shivling in Sawan gives special virtuous results. If students keep it in their books or bags, then they remain focused on studies and the chances of getting success in the exam increase.

Nagkesar Flower Benefits in Sawan. There is a belief regarding children that by purifying Nagkesar with Gangajal and keeping it in the pocket or pencil box of the students, they remain safe from bad company and negative thoughts. For this reason, the tradition of keeping Nagkesar in the school bag of children in Sawan is prevalent in many places.