Vastu Upay For Kitchen: Why is it not auspicious to take shoes and slippers to the kitchen, know what happens due to this?

Kitchen Vastu Tips: Often people hurry to wear shoes and slippers and go to the kitchen, but doing so is not considered right at all. This may be a small thing, but in Vastu Shastra it is seen as a big mistake. This mistake affects the happiness and prosperity of the house. It is said in the religious scriptures that the purity of the kitchen has a positive effect on the entire house.

According to Vastu, Goddess Annapurna resides in the kitchen. Shoes and slippers bring dirt and negative energy from outside into the house. In such a situation, taking them to the kitchen is considered inauspicious and like violating the sanctity of Mother Annapurna.

negativity comes

When one enters the kitchen wearing shoes and slippers, negativity also comes into the kitchen along with it. This creates an atmosphere of unrest in the house. Bitterness increases in mutual relations. Experts of Vastu say that in the kitchen which is not clean and pure, Mother Annapurna does not reside there, due to which the stock of food in the house starts decreasing. Financial crisis starts coming.

There is no balance between fire and earth elements

The element ‘fire’ is present in the kitchen. Whereas shoes and slippers are considered a symbol of ‘earth’ and external heavy energy. The combination of these two is not considered correct. In such a situation, if these two are combined, then Vaastu defects may occur in the house. Imbalance can arise in the family due to Vaastu defects. There are obstacles in progress. This increases expenses without any reason.

Even from the scientific point of view, it is wrong to carry shoes and slippers in the kitchen. Dirt and bacteria from outside reach the kitchen floor directly through shoes and slippers. This increases the risk of germs in food, hence the kitchen floor should always remain clean and germ-free.

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