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Vastu for temple at home: In Hindu religion, the home temple is considered the most sacred place. It is said to be the spiritual center of the home where the energy of God resides. It is believed that the purity around the temple maintains the flow of positive energy in the house. But often people unknowingly keep such things near the temple, which can cause tension in relationships and poverty in the house. According to the scriptures and Vaastu, there are some things which are considered prohibited to be kept near the temple. Let us know which are those 5 things which should not be kept near the temple even by mistake.
Do not keep these things near the temple even by mistake!
sharp objects
The temple is a place of peace and tranquility. On the contrary, sharp and sharp objects like scissors, knives, needles or pins are considered symbols of anger, instability and negative energy.
Why should it not be kept: According to Vastu, keeping them near the temple increases tension and fights among the family members. It is believed that sharp objects cut into the mutual love of a family, causing bitterness in relationships.
Effect: Discord, unrest and mental stress may increase in the house.
Dirty clothes, broom and garbage
The purity of the puja room is most important. It should always be kept clean and well organized.
Why should it not be kept: Dirty clothes, broom or any cleaning material is a symbol of impurity. Keeping them near the temple insults the Gods and Goddesses and the worship does not yield results. Immediately after the puja, burnt match sticks or old stale flowers should not be kept near the temple.
Effect: Poverty comes in the house, wealth gets destroyed and the person has to face financial problems.
matches or flammable materials
Matches are used to light lamps and incense, but keeping them inside or near the temple is not considered auspicious.
Why should it not be kept: According to Vastu, keeping flammable items like matches or lighters in the temple disturbs the peace of the house. Many times people also leave the burnt spleen of a matchstick there, which is considered impure and spreading negative energy.
Effect: Unrest, family discord and mental instability may increase at home.
pictures of ancestors
It is important to respect the ancestors, but placing their pictures in or near the temple is considered prohibited.
Why should it not be kept: According to Vastu Shastra, the places of Gods, Goddesses and ancestors are different. Putting pictures of ancestors in the temple is considered an insult to God. Pictures of ancestors should always be placed in the south direction of the house, but not in the temple.
Effect: Due to this, negative energy spreads in the house and the puja does not yield auspicious results.
Broken statues or torn old books
Broken idols, torn photographs or mutilated religious books should never be kept in the home temple.
Why should it not be kept: Broken statues and broken objects are considered inauspicious. These create negative energy. If an idol is broken, it should be immediately removed from the temple and placed in a holy river or under a Peepal tree. Similarly, old and torn religious books should also be immersed respectfully.
Effect: Negativity increases in the house, financial loss occurs and domestic unrest persists.
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