Vastu Shastra: This thing should not be kept on the roof of the house

The experts of Vastu say that the extravagance on the roof of the house, ie junk, starts discord in the family, which increases with time. And there comes a time that it turns into rebellion. That is why according to the rules of Vastu Shastra, no waste material or junk should be kept on the roof of the house.
According to Vastu, doing this has a negative effect on the mind and brain of the family members and also causes Pitra Dosh. The atmosphere of the whole house gets spoiled. Also, it can also become a reason for discord in your house. If unused items are lying in your house for a long time, then put them outside the house. If there is any such item in the house which is useful but it is not of any use yet, do not throw it here and there in the house. To do so is also against the rules of Vastu.

Many people are fond of having a garden or garden in their home. In such a situation, many times he plants such trees which are not considered auspicious to plant inside the house. According to Vastu Shastra, planting trees at home brings positive energy. Planting a tree gives auspicious results. According to Vastu, there is a direction for the maintenance of everything. The garden of the house i.e. the garden should also be according to Vastu. North and east direction is considered most auspicious for making a garden in the house. South and west directions are not suitable for the garden, but if you have no option then plants can be planted in pots. The garden in the north gives new opportunities and prosperity for career. If a plant of Tusrulsi is planted in the garden in the north direction, then it is considered very auspicious. Never plant a cactus plant in a garden built in this direction. If you like water fountain, then you can put it in the north direction. Putting it in other directions is considered inauspicious.

Keeping this part of the house empty increases wealth. The things lying here and there in the house also have a deep relation with our progress and happiness and prosperity. According to the rules of Vastu Shastra, it is inauspicious to keep any items in some places of the house. The things lying here and there in the house also have a deep relation with our progress and happiness. According to the rules of Vastu Shastra, it is inauspicious to keep any items at certain places of the house. If this happens in a family, poverty starts residing there and the family starts facing bad financial condition. According to the scriptures,

Brahma and Indra are the lords of the east direction. East direction is also the direction of sunrise. Positive and energetic rays enter our house from this direction. For the long life of the owner of the house and the happiness of children, it is considered auspicious to have the entrance and window of the house in this direction. Children should also study facing the same direction. In this direction, it is auspicious to put a Mangalkari toran on the door. If there is more free space in the eastern part of the house, then wealth and lineage increase.

If the eastern part of the building, rooms and verandahs built on the plot is low, then the people living in that house progress in every area and remain healthy. come. The lower the wall in the east direction of the house, the more the landlord will get fame, prestige and respect. People living in such a house get both age and health. Do not obstruct this direction by any kind of construction and leave this direction open as much as possible.
If the area of ​​this direction is less than the

west or it is raised higher then the power of your enemies will increase and you will feel weakness. At the same time, you will have to face constant failure. If there is a ‘T’ way in front of the house, then the east facing house will also give inauspicious results. To remove the Vastu defect, get the Akhand Ramayana recited in the house for 9 days. Place a Kalash on the North-East corner of the house and it will be better if that Kalash is made of clay.
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