In Sanatan culture, fasting, festivals, and festivals have been introduced like human beings and presented for human life. Human life is enriched with these sources of sacraments. After this, the festivals have been reconciled with nature. In which the provision of worship and worship of rivers, mountains, lakes, and trees has been made.

One such festival of nature's worship is Amla Navami. On the occasions of Amla Navami, worshiping the tree of Angkor is considered as godlike and worshiped. In the leaves, fruit and tree of the eyes are considered the habitation of Shrihari, therefore, the tree of Amla on the Ivala Navami is offered for happiness, prosperity and good fortune.

The tears of Brahma is originated from the vernal tree

According to the belief, the tree of Amla was born from the tears of Brahmaji. At one time Brahmaji was performing the penance of Parbrahm in the Kshirsagar and sitting on the lotus flower. Brahma was absorbed in austerity. In the Lord's devotion, the drops of tears started dripping on the eyes of Lord Brahma's eyes. Tears in the lap of the earth of Brahmaji's tears, the tears took the form of seed, and then these seeds yielded Amla tree. In this way, amla tree and fruit were born.