Bring Tranquility in Home & Office with Blessing Buddha

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A perfect meaning of tranquility is “a state peace and quiet”. There are various ways to bring tranquility in your space. People practices yoga and meditation which clear their mind from worries & stress.

Protection Statue of Buddha Statue Signifies courage and offers protection against fear, deception, and rage. Buddha's simple definition of enlightenment as "the end of suffering"

Buddha in a reception

One of the seven factors of enlightenment is tranquility in the teaching of Buddha. Lord Buddha is a messenger of tranquility.

A Buddha painting or statue can be used to help to renew the positive energy of your home and bring tranquility and serenity to your personal surroundings. A Buddha statue is also a reminder of hope and harmony for every member of your family.

Due to the busy schedule, many people have not much time to practice meditation and yoga. A serene presence of beautiful Buddha painting or idol cab brings tranquil energy of your space.

Blessing Buddha should always face the main door to have very healthy energy into the home.

However, you don't have to be a devotee of Buddha or Buddhist in order to install this statue into a home or office interior or exterior décor. Buddha statue can be found in many handicraft stores or online shopping sites. In case you are not able to put a Buddha statue,  a simple artwork or painting of Buddha will also great alternative to attract peace in the home.

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•    Do not place Buddha on the ground, it is considered as disrespect and could prove harmful.
•    Do not place on a wall sharing a bathroom which is highly inauspicious.
•    Avoid keeping blessing Buddha in your bedroom in open space.
•   Spend some time meditating in front of Buddha to enjoy calmness after a day-long working schedule.

According to Vastu, Buddha is excellent for space correction. Vastu and Feng shui experts highly recommend Buddha, if you find stress in the home.

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Nitien Parmar, Space healing Vastu Consultant

Representative sculptures have multiple implications

Analyzing and understanding the significance of idols and symbolic items used in home décor from a vaastu perspective (Our this article was published in DNA news paper on 11 June 2016

Essential Elements

Idols are like a symbol, something visible representing something invisible. They are not just decorative pieces made by sculptors but are guiding channels through which our heart is attracted towards the higher self.

Lord Kubera

Kubera is the god of wealth and the lord of Uttaradisha (north direction). He is also known as Dhanapati, the lord of riches. He is one of the guardians of the directions, representing the north according to Vaastu Shastra.

Goddess Annapurna

Annapurna is the Goddess of Nourishment, who is full, complete, and perfect with food and grains. According to Vaastu Shastra, a small brass idol of Annapurna placed in the rice jar brings abundance to prosperity in the family.

Elephant

The elephant is a sacred animal for many oriental cultures and carries a great amount of symbolism. An elephant is a symbol of strength, power, virility, longevity, fidelity, dignity, intelligence and wisdom. Place a pair of elephants with their trunks up the front door of homes or offices to bring good fortune and strength to the family.

When placed in the bedroom, the elephant brings harmony and promotes love and fidelity among couples. The elephant also symbolizes fertility because Buddha is said to be conceived when he entered his mother's womb as a white elephant. Childless couples or those wishing to have more children should place elephant images in their bedroom to increase fertility.

Sun

The solar radiation that reaches earth acts as the main source of vitamin D for the sustenance of life on this planet. Without it, life on the earth would not flourish. In modern architecture, every house does not have access to morning sun rays. According to research done by Vaastu experts, being deprived of morning sun rays could result in poor health conditions.

Such Vaastu defects can be corrected by fixing a painting or symbol of the sun on the east wall of the house or business locations.

Medicine Buddha

The Medicine Buddha is depicted sitting on a lotus throne (the lotus flower is the symbol of purity of mind and of the earth) in the posture of vajrasana (also known as the diamond position, which was assumed by Buddha Shakyamuni on the last day before his enlightenment). With his left hand, he forms the gesture of absolute balance.

The gesture signifies the state in which objective consciousness is removed. The gesture was assumed by the Buddha as he sat under a fig tree where he submerged himself in meditation and it helped him reach a state of deep reflection. The left-hand forms the gesture of comfort and fearlessness, which signifies blessing and protection.

Meditating with a medicine Buddha creates great therapeutic energy, which is useful for healing oneself and others.

Lion

As the king of the animal world, the lion stands for battle and power. In western culture, the lion stands for fire, the sun, and gold. When kings and people of authority wanted to display their wealth, power, and prestige to the outside world, they would place sculptures of lions at the entrances to their houses or in the palace garden. The Lions informed everybody entering that this was the residence of an important person who demanded respect.

In many ancient cultures, the lion is a symbol of protection for the entrance to a building. The lion pair always stands outside the front door to protect against bad luck entering the house. At many places, entrance gates that are guarded by lions are also called lion gates.

Shankha

Shankha or conch shell with images of Lord Ganesha is believed to ward off all negativities and bring harmony and auspiciousness to the home. The presence of Lord Ganesha paves the way for Riddhi and Siddhi.

Nitien Parmar Vaastu Expert

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