Standing statue of Goddess Lakshmi
According to Vastu Shastra, the standing idol of Goddess Lakshmi should not be kept in the temple of the house. The standing of Goddess Lakshmi shows that wealth and prosperity will not remain stable in the house.
This can increase financial instability, lack of money and stress in the house. Always keep the idol of Goddess Lakshmi sitting in the temple, giving blessings with her hands and sitting on a lotus.
Dancing Ganesh idol
The form of Ganesha dancing or swinging definitely looks attractive, but according to Vastu, this form is not auspicious for the temple of the house.
This idol is a symbol of fickleness and instability. Keeping such a statue does not bring peace in the mind and hinders decision making.
Place an idol of Lord Ganesha sitting in a calm posture in the temple, with his face tilted towards the right and in a blessing posture. This form provides knowledge, stability and auspicious results.
The Tandava form of Lord Shiva is considered very powerful and fierce. This form symbolizes cosmic energy, but is not suitable for a home temple.
Tandava Mudra indicates change, destruction and new creation. This can imbalance the energy of the house, and increase disputes or tension in the family.
Keep a statue of Lord Shiva meditating or meditating in the house, such as a Shivalinga, or an idol of a sitting, calm Lord Shiva. It brings peace, positivity and mental stability to the home.
Always build the temple in the north-east direction (Ishaan Kon). Light a lamp and ring a bell daily, this keeps negative energy away.
Use white or light yellow color in the temple. Always keep the idols of God clean and in perfect condition.
The home temple is not just a place of worship but also a center of faith and energy. Therefore, keep only such idols there which are symbols of peace, stability and prosperity.
Adopting the right idols and correct Vaastu rules maintains happiness, peace and positivity in the house.