Vastu Tips: These things eat the positive energy of the house like termites, throw them out now

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Vastu Tips for Positive Energy: A house is not just a structure of brick and stone walls, but it is a temple. In Vastu Shastra, house is considered very special. It is told that home is the center of happiness, peace and prosperity, hence according to Vastu Shastra, it is considered very important to have positive energy in the house. Because it is very important to have a good home environment and only positive energy can keep the home environment good.

However, many times it happens that, knowingly or unknowingly, a person keeps such things in the house, whose negative effects become visible in the house. These things kept at home increase negative energy, which gradually eats away the positive energy like termites. As negative energy increases in the house, mental stress, financial constraints and mutual discord increase. In such a situation, let us know which things promote negativity in the house.

Do not keep these things at home

broken utensils

According to Vastu Shastra, broken utensils should never be kept at home. Nor should they be used. It is inauspicious to keep broken utensils in the house. Broken things are considered a symbol of negative energy. This increases discord and financial loss in the house, hence broken utensils should be thrown out of the house immediately.

negative photos

The house is decorated with various types of paintings and pictures, but care should be taken that pictures of crying, war, violence or sadness are not kept in the house. Such pictures increase mental stress.

waste material

The house should be cleaned daily. Not only this, the house should be cleaned thoroughly once a month. During cleaning, unused items should be thrown out of the house. The house that is not used equally can cause negative energy.

dead or broken clock

Clock is a symbol of time and pace of life. A broken or broken clock in the house tells about stalled progress and stagnation, hence it is said that a broken clock should be repaired soon or thrown out.

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