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The temple at home, is a sacred place where we worship God. So, naturally, it must be a positive and peaceful place. The temple area, when placed according to Vastu Shastra, can bring health, prosperity, and happiness to the house and its occupants. Although a separate puja room would be ideal, this is not always possible in metropolitan cities, where there is space crunch. For such homes, you can consider wall-mounted mandir or small corner mandir as per your requirement.
The temple area, should be a zone of tranquility that is full of divine energy, says Mumbai-based Nitien Parmar of VastuPlus. “This is a space where one surrenders to the Almighty and gains strength. If one does not have the space to allocate an entire room for the temple, one can set up a small altar on the east wall, towards the north-east zone of the house. Avoid placing the temple in the south, south-west or south-east zones of house,” adds Parmar.
Jupiter is the lord of the north-east direction, which is also called as the as ‘Ishan kona’, explains Jayshree Dhamani, a Vastu Shastra and astrology expert. “Ishan is Ishwar or God. That’s how it is the direction of God/Jupiter. Hence, it is advisable to keep the temple there. Moreover, the earth’s tilt is also towards the north-east direction only and it moves with the starting point of the north-east. Hence, this corner is like the engine of a train, which pulls the entire train. The placement of the temple in this area of the house is also like that - it pulls the energies of the entire house towards it and then, takes it forward,” says Dhamani. A temple placed in the centre of the house - a region that is called as the Brahmasthan - is also said to be auspicious and can bring prosperity and good health for the inmates, adds Dhamani.
When it comes to constructing the temple, do not place it directly on the floor. Pujas, the entire family tends to pray together. Hence, ensure that there is enough space for the family to sit down and pray. The temple area should have good and healthy flow of energy.
The pooja room is an epicentre of positive energy, and so, vastu for pooja rooms comes highly recommended.
It is often ignored or sidelined due to lack of space or other constraints, but having a pooja room or a mandir at home is a sure-shot way of keeping negative vibrations at bay.
But where do you start?
Fret not, for we take you through the process of making your pooja room an oasis of calm and positivity, based on the principles of Vastu Shastra.
1. The best location for the mandir in the house is the north-east. If that doesn’t work for you, the north and the east corners will do too. West is permissible too, if nothing else works. However, avoid locating the pooja room in the south.
2. Try to ensure that you face the north or the east while offering prayers.
3. Don’t position the pooja room under a staircase or against the wall of a bathroom - it is considered inauspicious.
4. Design the pooja ghar on the ground floor of your home for best results. Basements and upper floors are not recommended for mandirs as per Vastu.
5. Align the pooja room along the north-east, east or north if you live in a north or east facing flat.
6. Idols in the pooja room must not face each other or the door, and they must be located in the north-east ideally, not too close to the wall.
7. Don’t use the pooja space for any other purpose, and avoid too much storage here. If you must have storage options, then place cupboards to the west or the south.
8. Ensure that the pooja room doors and windows open out to the north or the east.
9. Place lamps and agnikund in the south-east direction and ensure that the idols in the pooja room are not chipped or broken.
10. Use copper vessels in the pooja room - it is considered auspicious.
11. Build a pyramid shaped tower for the pooja space if you can, as it maximises positive vibrations. A threshold to the pooja room also helps greatly, as per Vastu.
12. The pooja room door should have two shutters ideally, and preferably made of wood.
13. Avoid pictures of the deceased or paintings depicting violence in the pooja room.
14. White, light blue, yellow or other subtle soothing shades are good vastu colors for pooja rooms.
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