having nightmares
Peaceful Sleep Vastu: Many times people see scary or strange dreams while sleeping. These dreams not only make them restless but also spoil their sleep. Due to this they start feeling stressed, anxious and tired. If this happens to you too, then Vaastu defects in your bedroom could be the root cause. According to Vastu Shastra, the energy around us has a deep impact on the mind and brain. If your bedroom is made in the wrong direction then problems may arise for you. Not only this, sleeping in the wrong direction in the bedroom can increase negative energy, which increases the chances of having nightmares. Let us look at some common Vastu related mistakes which can be avoided to avoid this problem.
sleeping in the wrong direction
According to Vastu Shastra, sleeping with head towards north is considered inauspicious. It is believed that this increases the chances of mental restlessness and nightmares, hence, it is considered better to sleep with the head towards the south or east.
dirt under the bed
Avoid keeping things like old shoes, rusty iron items, torn clothes, waste plastic items, broken electronic items under the bed. It is believed that such dirt increases negative energy, which can cause stress and often lead to sleep disturbance.
misplaced mirror
If the mirror in the bedroom reflects your body or bed while you sleep, then it is considered a Vaastu defect. If it is not possible to place it elsewhere, then cover it with a cloth or curtain before sleeping at night.
scary pictures above the bed
According to Vastu Shastra, the bed should not be kept directly below the ceiling beams. Apart from this, one should avoid placing pictures of violent animals, thorny plants or sharp objects in the bedroom. It is believed that these things can create fear, stress and anxiety in the mind.
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Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on the information of Vastu Shastra. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.
