Is It Acceptable If Front Home Owners Arranged Lord Siva Photo Frame Outside Their Home?

Do Neighbors Face Negative Outcomes by Hanging Lord Shiva's Image Outdoors?

Can We Keep Lord Shiva Family Photo At Home?

Dear Suresh sir, we've recently moved from Pune city to Bengaluru city and we're settling in well. However, I've been contemplating placing a picture of Lord Parameshwar's family above the entrance of our new home. I wanted to ask if you foresee any issues with this decision. I'd appreciate your thoughts on this matter. Your website is fabulous, I congratulate you on having such a wide range of informative website without any limitations and barriers. Thank you so much - Raghunath - Bangalore.

>>> Dear Shree Raghunath Ji, thank you for your gracious words. I earnestly suggest hanging a portrait of Lord Shiva's family above your main entrance. This would encompass Lord Shiva, Maa Parvathi, Ganesha, and Kumara Swamy. Should it resonate with you, feel free to exhibit this photo on both the exterior and interior sides of your home. God bless you all.

Can We Keep Lord Shiva Statue At Home?

Namaste sir, I saw your website, it's very nice & informative. We have a question, we need an answer for it. We have decided to keep a statue of Lord Shiva's rock idol in the home. Can we do this, please let us know - Shiva Prasad - Hyderabad City - Telangana.

>>> Namaste Sri. Shiva Prasad Ji, Regarding the positioning of black stone idol statues in the home, there exists a notion among certain elders that the statue's height should not surpass nine inches unless it is regularly bathed in ablutions. However, it is frequently observed that many households have statues that are two to eight inches in height, with no routine ablutions being carried out, and still, no negative consequences have been observed. Ultimately, the decision is yours to make.

Can We Keep Shiva Parvati Photo At Home?

Hi Suresh Ji, we live in Colaba in Mumbai city. Can we keep pictures of God Shiva and Goddess Parvati in our house? Some people suggest that we should not keep pictures of Shiva Parvati in the home. We are looking forward to your explanation - Rakesh - Mumbai.

>>> Namaste Rakesh Ji, feel free to display the picture of Lord Shiva Parvati in your home. Disregard any objections that may arise, and persist in keeping the image of the primeval couple, Shiva Parvati, in your living space. There's no need to heed any objections raised in this context. It's common to find plenty of people eager to give unsolicited advice when there are willing listeners. An unproductive individual often offers pointless advice if there are listeners. However, you're under no obligation to take all of it to heart. Without hesitation, you can continuously adorn your home with photo frames of God Shiva Parvati.

Displaying Lakshmi Narayan Photo Above the Door is OK?

>>> Certainly, you can place a photo of Lord Lakshminarayana above the main entrance door without encountering any problems. Regardless of the community, city, state, or country you reside in, displaying photos of deities above the main entrance door does not bring harm to either the inhabitants or the neighbors. The essence of divinity is love, and all gods embody this principle equally. Indeed, Americans are welcoming, showing great tolerance towards Indians and offering them opportunities to thrive in the USA, making it a second home for many Indians.

Divine Thresholds: The Significance of Displaying Sacred Photos Above Your Home's Main Entrance

In the realm of Vaasthu, the alignment and energy of our living spaces are paramount for inviting harmony, prosperity, and happiness into our lives. Integrating the divine figures of Lord Shiva, Maa Parvathi, Ganesha, and Subramanya Swamy within the auspices of Vastu can amplify these positive vibrations, particularly when we honor them in our homes through the placement of sacred photo frames.

Positioning a photo frame of these deities, especially a family portrait including Lord Shiva, Maa Parvathi, Ganesha, and Subramanya Swamy, outside and above the main entrance door, aligns with the principles of Vastu Shastra. This strategic placement is not merely an aesthetic choice but a profound Vaastu practice that welcomes no harm and fosters an atmosphere brimming with happiness, peacefulness, and joy.

The blessings bestowed by having a darshan (a reverential look) at these divine figures are manifold. Not only does it invite a serene and joyful ambiance, but it also has the power to enhance the educational prospects of children, solving all forms of problems that the inhabitants might face. The presence of these deities, when revered and placed according to Vasthu principles, is believed to contribute to increasing the flow of money within the home, opening up good opportunities for all residents, and paving the way for a successful life.

In essence, adhering to Vastu guidelines while incorporating the divine symbols of Lord Shiva and his family into our homes can transform our living spaces into sanctuaries of well-being. It's a spiritual approach that harmonizes the physical with the mystical, ensuring that the dwelling becomes a source of boundless blessings, prosperity, and peace, guiding its inhabitants toward a fulfilling and prosperous life journey.