The place of worship of the house is considered very sacred and powerful. In the house where the rules of the temple and worship house are fulfilled with full respect, Lakshmi resides and there is no lack of wealth and prosperity for seven births.
But if the rules are ignored, then negative energy and obstacles start increasing in the house. This is the reason that special importance has been given to cleaning, rules and ethics of worship house in sages and sages. Let us know about those rules, by following which the grace of Maa Lakshmi always remains.
Clean the house of worship every Saturday
Saturday is particularly dedicated to Shani Dev. It is believed that the Satkarma and religious work done on this day gives many times. For this reason, cleaning the house of worship on Saturday increases happiness and prosperity in the house, gives mental peace and there is a positive environment in the family. So if you want peace and prosperity in your house, then make a rule of cleaning the house of worship every Saturday.
Ganges water sprayed after cleaning
Ganga water is considered a symbol of supreme purity. It is believed that Ganga water has the power to defeat all sins and purify the environment. For this reason, spraying Ganga water after cleaning the house of worship is considered very auspicious.
After cleaning the house of worship, sprinkling Ganga water eliminates all the negative energy of that place, the flow of positive energy starts increasing there. It not only sanctifies the atmosphere but also gives peace to the mind and soul.
It is said in the scriptures that spraying of Ganga water brings divinity in the house. It is also a simple way to please God. This leads to happiness, peace and good luck in the house. Therefore, after cleaning every time, spraying of Ganga water must be done, so that the house of worship will always remain pure and energetic.
Lamp cleaning
In Indian culture, lamp is considered a symbol of knowledge, hope and positivity. Whenever we light a lamp in a temple or worship house, it not only removes darkness, but also erases negative energy from our life.
But the experience of this divinity is complete only when the lamp is pure and clean. If the lamp is dirty or the old oil and soot is frozen in it, then its light becomes weak and its effect is also less. Therefore, it has been said in the scriptures that it is very important to clean the lamp daily.
Do not clean up Ekadashi or Thursday
Ekadashi and Thursday have special spiritual significance in Hinduism. The day of Ekadashi is considered the best for worshiping Lord Vishnu. On this day, excessive virtue of fasting, bhajan and worship is obtained. At the same time, Thursday is dedicated to Devguru Jupiter and this day is considered a symbol of knowledge, religion and prosperity.
For this reason, it is said in traditions that these days the house of worship should not be cleaned. It is believed that by doing this, the fruits of worship can be reduced and it is not religiously appropriate.
Do not forget the picture and keep it on the ground
Pictures and sculptures of the deities kept in the house of worship are not only pictures or statues, but they are considered a symbol of reverence, faith and respect. Through these pictures, we connect with God and get strength and blessings from them.
For this reason, it is very important to always handle them with respect. Many times during cleaning, people hurry up pictures or idols directly on the ground, but doing so is considered derogatory in the scriptures. It shows a sense of disrespect towards the gods and can give negative fruit.
So whenever you clean the temple or worship house, never keep pictures or idols of the gods on the ground. Always keep them at a clean clothes, table or holy place for a while.
After worshiping, do the curtain of the temple
The temple or worship house of the house is considered the most sacred place in the scriptures. Just as we protect a dear thing or respected person, similarly special rules have been mentioned to maintain the dignity of the place of God. One of them is to cover the temple after the worship is over. By applying the curtain, the sanctity and privacy of the temple remains. It is not only a formality, but a symbol of respect and discipline.
Burn camphor everyday in the house of worship
Kapoor is an integral part of the Indian worship method. Its smell and smoke not only aroma the environment, but also makes it pure. It is said in the scriptures that burning camphor eliminates negative energy and poses positivity in the house.
It is believed that camphor has such divine power, which helps in calming all kinds of Vastu defects and Pitradosh. When camphor is lit with lamps every evening, its smoke pure the atmosphere and fills peace and peace in every corner of the house.