5 Things To Keep In Your House To Attract Prosperity And Wealth As Per Vastu And Vedic Astrology
In Vedic traditions, the flow of energy in your home directly influences your finances, health, and overall harmony. Vastu Shastra, often called the yogic science of architecture, combines spatial placement with astrological alignment to invite prosperity. By keeping certain items in the right place, you can align your living space with the vibrations of abundance.
Prashant Kapoor, Celebrity Astrologer and Founder of AstroKapoor, shares five powerful things to keep in your home to attract wealth and positive energy:
1. Kuber Idol or Yantra in the North
Lord Kuber is the treasurer of the gods and a symbol of wealth. Placing a Kuber idol or Kuber Yantra in the North, the direction ruled by Kuber energizes the flow of money and supports wealth accumulation.
2. Flowing Water Feature in the Northeast
A small fountain or water bowl in the Northeast corner attracts opportunities and keeps financial energy circulating. Ensure the water is clean and flowing, as stagnant water can block growth.
3. Tulsi Plant in the East
The holy Tulsi plant not only purifies the air but is also considered a giver of prosperity when placed in the East or Northeast. In astrology, Tulsi strengthens Jupiter's blessings, bringing wisdom and abundance.
4. Citrine or Pyrite Crystals in the Cash Box
According to both astrology and Vastu, citrine and pyrite are 'merchant's stones" that enhance wealth luck. Keep them in your cash box, safe, or business ledger to magnetize money.
5. Grain Jar Filled with Whole Wheat in the Kitchen
A jar filled with whole grains in the kitchen symbolizes food security and financial stability. As per Vedic belief, it invokes Goddess Annapurna's blessings and ensures abundance in the household.
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