Takething Vastu Kalash 1 Piece Bhoomi Dosha Nivaran Vedha K Decorative Showpiece - 7.2 cm  (Brass, Gold)

Vastu Kalash destroy all Vastu Dosha in a house or plot. They are five in numbers called Jaya, Nanda, Bhadra, Rikta and Purna. Jaya kalash should be placed below one hand in the north west. Nanda similarly placed in the North East, Bhadra in the South East, Rikta in the South West and Purna in the Middle of the plot. As the name signifies Jaya gives victory over all obstacles, Nanda gives prosperity, Bhadra creates well behaved children, Rikta avoids emptiness in every aspects of life and Purna gives fruits of all works early in life.Vastu Kalash is a divine symbol. If the house where you stay becomes the cause of your misfortune, ill health, poverty or loss of your Business, then according to vastu shastra, there is a vastu dosha in the house. One easy and effective solution to get rid of this problem is to place the vastu kalash in your flat, house, apartment, shop or office. It is said that placing this kalash, which is usually made of metals like copper, stainless steel, brass etc. gives prosperity, luck and success in a short period to the house dwellers or commercial organizations. It is said that vastu kalash, also known as mangal kalash, when placed in the north east direction of the building structure is very auspicious. It destroy all Vastu Dosha in a house or plot.The religious Kalash or the pot has become a glorious symbol of our ancient Hindu culture and the ordinary water contained in it is considered holy. Many consider establishing the presence of God Varuna (God of Water) in the kalash, and we worship Him. Thus, the presence of God Varuna is invoked where the kalash is ceremoniously placed and the worshipper is thereby blessed. The metal Kalash is considered to represent the human body. Just as it contains water, which is a small part of the large collection in the oceans and rivers, so does the human body contain a soul, a fragment of the Universal Consciousness. The Kalash without water and the body without soul are both useless. The Kalash, filled with water, demonstrates the omnipresence of the Brahmin who occupies an important place in the Hindu society. At the top of the temples, also, there is a symbolic Kalash which symbolizes full worship. So having reverently seen the idol of God inside the temple, one is effected to view the Kalash with the same reverence. Hindus, before occupying a new house, place the Vastu Kalash in that house, hoping and praying to live happily with their family in that place. Thus establishing the presence of Gods and Goddesses in the small Kalash, there is the hope to destroy all our sins and to achieve everlasting happiness. For quick answer send whatsaap message at mob - 9078091250 or email us - takethingall@gmail.com