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Vastu Tips: 5 Things to Avoid in Your Home Temple for Positive Energy
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News18•28-09-2026, 17:00
Vastu Tips: 5 Things to Avoid in Your Home Temple for Positive Energy
- •Ayodhya-based astrologer Neeraj warns that improper items near the home temple can cause vastu dosha, attracting negative energy and financial troubles.
- •Avoid keeping broken or chipped idols; immerse them or place them near a sacred tree to prevent negative energy accumulation.
- •Never store sharp objects like scissors or knives near the temple, as they disturb peaceful vibrations and disrupt family harmony.
- •Limit conch shells to one per puja room, as multiple shells create energy imbalances according to Vastu guidelines.
- •Do not store dirty dusters or soiled cleaning cloths near the temple; use dedicated, clean cloths for deity idols and temple hygiene.
Key Questions Answered
Vastu guidelines state that you should avoid keeping broken or chipped idols, sharp objects like scissors or knives, multiple conch shells, and dirty cleaning cloths or dusters in or near your puja room to prevent negative energy and financial trouble.
Keeping broken or chipped idols creates severe vastu dosha, which attracts negative energy and disrupts spiritual purity. Damaged deities should be promptly immersed in water or placed near a sacred tree.
Storing sharp items such as scissors, knives, or pointed metal objects inside or near the sacred shrine disturbs peaceful vibrations, attracts negative energy, and disrupts family harmony.
