Here are seven tips based on vastu which can help you convert the sad story into a wealthy one. See if you are doing these seven things correctly and improve the flow of wealth in your house.
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Taps and water: Firstly, never waste water and secondly in terms of vastu, leaving your taps or faucets dripping means waste of money. Water is symbolic of money.
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Placing the money locker: Never put your cash locker under a beam of light or under any focus light, by highlighting its place you are inviting financial stress
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Mirror, mirror on the wall: Anyone familiar with vastu will tell you the importance of mirrors in the house. Put a mirror in front of where you store your wealth at home so that the image gets reflected in the mirror. This is symbolic of doubling of wealth.
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Open space: You may like to fill your house with knick-knacks but make sure it does not eat into your open spaces. Closed, cramped spaces block energy. Vastu propagates discarding all the objects and things that you no longer use or are old and broken. Get rid of it and bring the wealth home.
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The home’s entrance: That’s where the wealth enters from and you would want to give money (Lakshmi and Kuber) a grand welcome when they come to your house. Make sure the entrance is free of distractions and is always kept neat and tidy. It should always be well-lit and to make it more inviting buy a soft sounding wind chime to hang near the door.
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Clocks that run late: It can be useful to wake you up on time so that you don’t get late for your office but did you know an inefficient or a stopped watch can bring your money flow to a standstill. Clocks that are behind their time mean you are slow in life. Keep yourself up to date and walk with time to enjoy the wealth.
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Colour choices: Vastu is also partial to certain colours. In the north, blue is used abundantly, while red is avoided. Keep the kitchen in the south east or south south-east direction. Use pastel shades of red, orange and pink in the kitchen for decor. In the West, use white and yellow.
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