Vastu tips: Do not keep such an idol of Lord Ganesha in the house, otherwise you may have to face a financial crisis

Vastu tips: In Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is considered to be the first among all the gods. Therefore, Ganesh Ji is worshiped before the beginning of any auspicious work. Worshiping Lord Ganesha removes all obstacles. It is a religious belief that where Lord Ganesha resides, there also resides Riddhi, Siddhi, Auspicious, and Benefit. According to Vastu, keeping the idol of Lord Ganesha in the house is considered very auspicious. According to Vastu, keeping the idol of Lord Ganesha keeps positivity in the house, but some rules have been given regarding keeping the idol of Lord Ganesha. According to Vastu, if some things are not kept in mind while keeping the idol of Ganesh Ji in the house, then one may have to face a financial crisis. Let us know what things should be kept in mind while keeping the idol or idol of Ganesh Ji in the house.

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Keep these things in mind while keeping the idol of Lord Ganesha
According to Vastu, if more than two idols of Lord Ganesh are kept in the house, then do not keep them in the same place.

According to Vastu Shastra, such an idol of Lord Ganesha should not be brought in because his trunk is on the right side. After all, there are special rules for worshiping Ganapati Ji with the trunk on the right side.

Putting the idol of Ganesh Ji at the main entrance of the house brings positivity to the house, but keep in mind, place the idol in such a way that the back of Ganesh Ji is outside.

It is said that if the idol of Ganapati Ji is kept in the place of worship of the house, then it should not be too big. Always keep a small idol in the house.

The idol of Ganesh Ji should not be placed in the living room of the house, and at the same time, Ganpati Ji should not be kept at the place under the stairs.

If there is an idol of Ganesh Ji in your house, then an incense lamp must be shown regularly. According to Vastu Shastra, it keeps the atmosphere of the house positive.

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