Eating In Wrong Direction All Your Life? Know Best Way To Have Food To Attract Wealth, Fortune

The saying "You are what you eat" holds deeper meaning in Vastu Shastra, an ancient Indian science that guides us in harmonizing our living spaces. Vastu Shastra provides specific guidelines for the kitchen and dining room to enhance prosperity and health. Curious about how the direction you face while eating might impact your life? Let’s dive into what Vastu Shastra recommends. 

Facing east or northeast while eating is considered extremely auspicious. According to Vastu, this practice not only pleases Goddess Lakshmi but also invites a steady flow of wealth and abundance into the household. It’s believed that those who eat facing these directions experience ongoing prosperity and financial growth. 

Facing west while eating is generally considered inauspicious, as it may lead to increased debt. However, there’s a silver lining—this direction can be beneficial for young professionals just starting their careers, potentially bringing them early success and opportunities. 

Eating while facing south is highly discouraged in Vastu Shastra. This direction is associated with negative energies, leading to health issues, a shorter lifespan, and an overall increase in negativity. For a healthier and more prosperous life, it’s best to avoid facing south during meals. 

Never eat while sitting on the bed. This practice is believed to displease Goddess Lakshmi and can lead to financial difficulties and poverty. 

Always eat from intact, undamaged utensils. Broken or chipped dishes are considered highly inauspicious and can keep you in a state of poverty. 

Respect food by cooking and serving only what you can eat. Wasting food displeases Goddess Annapurna and Goddess Lakshmi, potentially inviting poverty into your life. 

A clean cooking space is essential. Ensure your kitchen and dishes are clean to attract positive energy and prosperity.

(Disclaimer: The information provided here is based on general beliefs and knowledge. ZEE NEWS does not confirm this information.)

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