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Diwali 2023: 6 Crucial Vastu Suggestions to Bring Fortune Home During This Joyful Season

In 2023, as the festival of lights, Diwali, draws near, Indians are getting ready to decorate their homes, share gifts, and commemorate the victory of light over darkness. But Diwali is more than simply a celebration; it’s also a chance to adopt the ideas of Vastu Shastra, the age-old Indian architectural and design philosophy.

Vaastu, which translates to “science of architecture,” emphasizes the significance of arranging our living areas to bring prosperity and good vibrations into our houses.

You may create a harmonious atmosphere that draws abundance and happiness into your home by adding a few easy techniques to your festive decor in addition to improving its aesthetic appeal. Our source has provided some Vaastu advice for Diwali decorating. You may ensure a happy and prosperous Diwali celebration by not only creating a visually attractive home but also by inviting prosperity and positive energies into your life.

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1. Tidy and Organize Your House: Make sure your house is spotless before starting any Diwali decorating projects. It takes a clear, clutter-free atmosphere to allow good energy to flow freely. Make sure your home is spotless, get rid of everything extraneous, and arrange your living areas.

2. Make a Stunning Rangoli and Lakshmi’s Feet: It is customary to place a stunning rangoli at the front of your house. This not only serves as an artistic endeavor but also represents a welcoming route for Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth. To symbolize Lakshmi’s coming and blessings, place some rice flour feet before your entryway.

3. Position earthen diyas toward the north and east. The lighting of earthen diyas on Diwali represents the victory of light over evil. Place these diyas in your home’s north and east directions to improve the flow of positive energy. For a happy and successful atmosphere, use pure ghee, coconut oil, or sesame oil instead of lighting diyas in the south.

4. Select the Correct Light Colors: Vaastu places a strong emphasis on the importance of color selection for your décor. Choose lights that are red, orange, yellow, white, and blue since these hues are auspicious and in line with Vaastu. These hues will bring warmth and happiness into your house.

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5. Appropriate Location of Religious Idols: If you have any religious statues or idols in your house, position them so that they face either north or east. It is said that this arrangement fosters harmony and calls out celestial favors. Sacred objects should be placed carefully to create a spiritual atmosphere in your house.

6. Steer clear of Broken or Damaged Items During Pooja: Many households perform unique pujas and rituals in honor of Diwali. In order to preserve the sacredness of these customs, make certain that every object utilized for the pooja is undamaged and in excellent shape. During this festive season, avoid bringing in any broken or damaged goods as they are believed to attract negative energies.

Joyous Diwali!

Naiteek Bhatt

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