Damaged Decor's Hidden Curse: Vastu Expert Anil Chaturvedi Explains Why to Discard
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/ May 13, 2025, 10:27AM IST
Is that cracked idol, chipped vase, or broken frame silently affecting your home's energy? In this powerful episode, Vastu expert Anil Chaturvedi explains why damaged, broken, or defective items must be removed from your space immediately. According to ancient Vastu principles, such objects carry blocked, negative vibrations that hinder prosperity, health, and peace.
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