The month of Shravan is about to begin. In Hinduism and Vastu Shastra, the month of Shravan is considered very sacred. The month of Shravan is dedicated to Lord Mahadev. It is believed that worshipping, praying, and chanting the name of Lord Shiva during this month pleases him. His blessings fulfill all your wishes and bring peace and happiness to your home. Therefore, worshipping Lord Mahadev during the month of Shravan holds special significance. Additionally, the month of Shravan marks the beginning of many Hindu festivals. People also practice various remedies during the month of Shravan to ensure happiness, peace, and prosperity for their family members. Today, we are going to learn about one such remedy, as prescribed in Vastu Shastra. According to Vastu Shastra, certain items accumulate in our homes throughout the year, which should be removed before the beginning of the month of Shravan, as this eliminates negative energy from the home. So, let's learn about what Vastu Shastra actually says about them.

Broken idols – If you have a broken idol or photo in your temple, it should not be kept there; it should be immersed in flowing water, according to Vastu Shastra. A temple should never have a broken idol or photo, according to Vastu Shastra.

Broken Clock – According to Vastu Shastra, clocks are associated with time. Clocks are considered a symbol of movement and progress. Therefore, Vastu Shastra recommends that broken clocks should never be kept in the home. Having a broken clock in your home creates a constant negative energy in your home. Therefore, Vastu Shastra advises against keeping broken clocks in your home.

Junk and Scrap Items – According to Vastu Shastra, if you have junk or scrap items in your home, they should not be kept there for long, as they continuously generate negative energy, which affects you and your family's daily life. If negative energy continuously builds up in your home, it can cause many problems in your life, so Vastu Shastra advises against keeping such items in the home.