Three Mouth Plant

The “Three Mouth Plant,” also known as the Bodhicitta Plant, holds spiritual significance in Buddhist traditions. Its name is derived from its seed pod structure, which appears to have three distinct openings, symbolizing the three jewels of Buddhism: Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. The seeds of the Bodhicitta Plant are often used to craft prayer beads (mala) and are revered for their spiritual purity and connection to mindfulness practices.

This sacred plant is native to the Himalayan region and thrives in cool, mountainous climates. Beyond its religious importance, it is also valued for its ecological role in stabilizing soil and supporting biodiversity in its native habitat.