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News Topical, Digital Desk : Today we are going to tell you some Vastu rules related to clocks, by keeping in mind which you can get good results in life. Vastu Shastra also tells about the right direction to place the clock, its size and color. If you place a clock in your house keeping all these things in mind, then you can definitely get benefits from it.
right direction to place the clock
It is believed in Vastu Shastra that you should put a clock in the north direction of your house. By doing this, your prosperity increases and positive results are seen. Apart from this, it is also considered good to put a clock in the east direction of the house. By putting a clock in this direction, chances of achieving success start increasing.
Along with this, a clock can also be placed in the west direction. If you are placing a clock in your bedroom, then keep in mind that the clock should not be right in front of the bed or behind the head. Also keep in mind that there should not be a mirror right in front of the clock.
Do not apply it in this direction even by mistake
It is said in Vastu Shastra that one should never place a clock in the south direction of the house. This direction is considered to be the direction of Yamraj. In such a situation, if you place a clock in this direction, then you may have to face many problems in life. Therefore, one should avoid placing a clock in this direction.
Other Vastu rules related to clock
According to Vastu Shastra, the shape of the clock should be round or octagonal. If we talk about the colour, then white, green or blue coloured clock is considered more auspicious. According to Vastu Shastra, a broken or stopped clock should never be kept in the house. This can increase negativity.
In such a situation, the broken clock should be repaired or thrown out of the house, otherwise you may have to face many problems. Along with this, according to the beliefs of Vastu Shastra, one should not give a watch as a gift to anyone. This can have a bad effect on both the giver and the receiver of the gift.
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