Vastu Tips: The Kitchen is one of the most important places in the house as it is where the food gets processed. Not only this, it is where the Annapurna goddess resides. Annapurna is the goddess of food and nourishment, responsible for the proper health of the family residing in the house. Therefore, according to Vastu Shastra, the Annapurna goddess needs to be happy for proper nourishment.
Kitchen placement
The Kitchen should always be in the southeast corner of the house. Along with this, the utensils should be on the southeast part of the kitchen. Not only this, the sink should preferably be in the northwest of the kitchen while the cooking should be done in the east direction.
Waste and dustbin
According to Vastu Shastra, a dustbin should not be placed in the Kitchen. This is said to invoke negative energy in the kitchen. Apart from this, broken utensils should not be kept in the kitchen as it is said to displease goddess Laxmi who may bring about bad luck and bad fortune to the family.
Mirror
It is inadvisable to place a mirror in the kitchen as it is supposed to bring negative energy. If the mirror shows a reflection of the stove, it is especially considered bad as it creates an imbalance
Colours
According to Vastu Shastra, certain colours invoke positive energies of appetite in a kitchen. The most advisable colour is green. However, light beige and yellow will also do.
Medicines
Medicines should never be kept in the kitchen including bandaids and cottons. These things invoke negative energy in the kitchen and affect the nutrition consumption of the family.
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