If peace and happiness are missing at home, check the status of the temple of your house
Many people worship daily in their home temples, yet their life is full of troubles. The theft in the House, the serious illness of a family member, the frequent damage to valuable items, or continuous disputes between family members can be linked to the statue of the house or the statues kept there.
According to celebrity astrologer Parduman Suri, No deity ever harms his devotees. However, devotees can inadvertently invite trouble on themselves. For example, many people begin to worship at home without understanding the right rituals and methods.
Before performing daily worship, the temple area should be purified with clean water. Then the idols should be bathed with either Panchamirit (milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar) or pure water. Next, offer flowers, sandalwood paste, rice (Akshat) and clothes to the gods.
The temple of the house should not be placed directly on the floor; It should be set on a wooden platform. Broken or damaged sculptures or paintings should not be kept in the temple. Also, make sure that there is no toilet or bathroom above or above the temple area.
Ideally, the temple of the house should be located in the northeast direction (Ishaan Kone), which is considered the source of the gods and the source of positive energy.
Statues or images should be arranged in the temple so that devotees face east or north while worshiping. If it is not possible to keep the idols in the Northeast, then the pre -next is the best option. The worship area should be kept clean at all times.
Many sculptures can cause energy clashes
The temple of the house can cause negative energy from repeatedly unknown mistakes. It is advisable not to keep many idols of various goddesses and goddesses and goddesses in the temple, because their energies can hit.
Keeping an idol or image of Lord Shani (Shani) in the house is considered inauspicious, as it is believed that their gaze can suddenly bring misfortune. Therefore, it is advisable not to place the image or idol of Shani Dev in the prayer room.
