vastu tips
Money Vastu Tips:Vastu Shastra is an ancient science. Many rules have been mentioned in it to make life happy. By following the rules mentioned in Vastu Shastra, happiness and prosperity remain in life. At the same time, ignoring the rules of Vaastu can cause Vaastu defects in the house, which can increase problems in life. Like the rules regarding other things, there are rules given in Vastu Shastra regarding keeping money in the house.
It is not considered good to keep money at many places in the house. According to the rules of Vastu Shastra, you should not keep money at these places even by mistake. If you do this, you may have to face negative consequences. There may be poverty in the family. Expenses may increase more than earnings. Poverty persists, so let us know at which places money should not be kept?
Do not keep money in these places
dark place
Many people have a habit of keeping their money hidden in the dark. In this matter, money is kept somewhere in the dark room. You should not make such a mistake at all. Never keep money in the dark and if you do, remove it immediately. Keeping money and safes at such places increases negative energy, which prevents accumulation of wealth. Do not keep dirt near the safe.
near the bathroom
Money should not be kept on the wall of the house adjacent to the bathroom. Keeping money at these places is considered inauspicious. Whoever does this, even his ancestral property gets sold. Due to this, work gets hampered and mental stress increases.
in south direction
Never keep money in the south direction. If kept, remove it immediately. According to the beliefs of Vastu Shastra, people who keep money in the south direction, financial crisis increases in their house. By keeping money in this direction, a person gets burdened with debt. This affects earnings.
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Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on the rules of Vastu Shastra. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.