Vastu Shastra holds special importance in Sanatan Dharma. From buying land or a building to house construction and housewarming ceremonies, Vastu principles are followed at every stage. Ignoring these principles can lead to Vastu defects in the house. Once a Vastu defect occurs, a person faces numerous problems in life. Therefore, it is essential to follow Vastu rules during all household activities.

If you are also planning to buy a house after Kharmas (an inauspicious period in the Hindu calendar), then be sure to keep these Vastu rules in mind when buying a new home. Let's learn about the Vastu rules for buying a house:

Vastu Rules
If you are thinking of buying a house, do not choose a house located near a crematorium. There is a strong presence of negative energy near crematoriums. This leads to the entry of negative energy into the house, disrupting peace and harmony.

When buying a new house, make sure that there is no garbage dump nearby. If there is a garbage dump or a pile of waste near the house, it can disrupt the Vastu of the house. Therefore, Vastu experts advise against buying a house in front of a garbage dump.

There should not be a large pit or well near the house. According to Vastu experts, building or buying a house in such places increases the possibility of financial loss. Therefore, choose a suitable location when buying a house.

According to Vastu experts, there should be no mountains to the north of the house. One should not buy a house in such a geographical location. In Vastu, the north direction is dedicated to deities. Therefore, the flow of air and movement should be unobstructed in this direction.

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