PIYUSH RANJAN MISHRA - NOVEMBER 22 2024
According to Vastu, these spiky plants are believed to attract negativity and tension in relationships. You can place them outside your living space.
In the art of creating bonsai, we restrict the plants growing potential, and according to Vastu, this stunted growth symbolises inhibited prosperity and growth.
Some people keep the dried roses or leaves of some plants as a memory, but these plants carry dead energy, which can whack the home life force.
Tamarind plants are believed to attract negative energy, and cotton plants have some cultural value in death rituals.
According to Vastu, this plant is toxic to people's minds, and the sap it produces is also harmful, creating a risk for children and pets in your home.
In the growing culture of terrace and balcony gardening, we often bring plants like mehendi, but this is also associated with sorrow and death in some traditions.
Vastu says that because of how sacred this plant is, our house is incapable of storing its energy, making it best for planting outdoors or in temples.