Vastu Tips: क्या आप भी गिनकर बनाते हैं रोटियां? जान लें क्या कहता है वास्तु का नियम – vastu tips why counting rotis is considered unlucky at home tvisz
Vastu For Bread: Often, rotis are made in homes as much as the number of people are going to eat. The thinking remains that there should be neither less nor more left. On the face of it, this method seems correct and sensible, but according to the beliefs of Vastu, it is not considered correct. Experts say that even our small habits related to food affect the prosperity and atmosphere of the house.
Why is it not considered correct to count bread?
According to Vaastu, when we make rotis by counting them, it shows the thought of deficiency somewhere. It is believed that counting food grains is like disrespect towards Goddess Annapurna, the goddess of prosperity, and Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. It is believed that if a feeling of scarcity is kept in the kitchen again and again, then gradually a shortage of money starts to be felt in the house. Income seems to be less, expenses seem to be increasing and even savings are not sustainable.
What could be its effect?
It is said that making or serving rotis by counting them can reduce the positive energy of the house. Arguments or conflicts over small matters may increase. Many times an atmosphere of tension starts creating without any reason. Coordination between family members may also be affected. Apart from this, not respecting food is also said to increase wastage of food, which is not considered auspicious.
What should be done?
It is believed that one or two more rotis should always be made. Keep your mind calm and happy while cooking, because it is said that the energy of the kitchen spreads throughout the house. If rotis are left, it is considered better to give them to a needy or an animal instead of throwing them away. According to tradition, feeding the first roti to a cow is also considered auspicious, which maintains happiness, peace and prosperity in the house.
Other important Vastu rules related to kitchen and food
1. Sound of rolling pin and rolling pin
Often, while rolling rotis, a ‘khat-khat’ sound comes from the rolling wheel. According to Vastu, sound coming from a chakla is not considered auspicious. This can cause discord in the house and loss of money.
remedy: Place a thin cloth under the chakla so that there is no sound.
2. Do not keep kneaded dough in the refrigerator
Keeping leftover flour in the fridge and using it the next day is not only harmful for health, but in Vastu, it is considered the cause of ‘Pitra Dosh’. Fresh flour transmits positive energy, while stale flour brings laziness and negativity into the house.
3. Use and cleaning of the pan
The pan is considered the symbol of Rahu. Never pour water directly on a hot pan, the ‘sizzling’ sound coming from it can bring trouble in the house. Always keep the pan hidden and never keep it upside down.
4. Direction and position of the stove
While cooking, your face should always be towards East. This keeps the health of the family members good. Also, the stove and sink (fire and water) should never be in the same line, otherwise ideological differences may increase in the family.
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