Courtyard Vastu: Vastu Directions For The Courtyard

The courtyard of the house is also called the Brahmasthan of the house. Home is the most important place. Why should the courtyard in the house be small? Must be. It is believed that the deity of the courtyard of the house is Lord Brahma himself. Many times a person keeps some such things in the courtyard of the house. Which becomes the cause of his misfortune. According to Vastu Shastra should not be kept even by mistake. So let's know which are those things which should not be kept in the courtyard of the house even by mistake. 

Vastu Directions And Tips For The Courtyard

• Nowadays, urban people live in flats, so there is no question of having a courtyard. On the other hand, where are the courtyards in urban houses now? Earlier houses used to have courtyards. Only in rural areas are some houses with courtyards left. Still, if you want to make a courtyard house or want to make a courtyard then know about Vastu tips.
  
  

• If there is no courtyard in the house, then the house is incomplete and negative. The courtyard in front of the house and at the back of the house can be small. Large courtyards were made in ancient Hindu houses. Due to urbanization, courtyards are no more. If there is no courtyard, there is no childhood for the child.
  
  

• According to Vastu, there must be a courtyard in the house. The courtyard serves as a separator between the house and the outside. Keep household items at home, don't even take them to the courtyard.
  
  

• The courtyard in the north, the courtyard in the east, and the central part in the west are considered best. If the courtyard is in the middle, keep the worship room in the north and the kitchen in the southeast. The courtyard is the center of the house. It is also called Brahma Sthan. Brahma's place should always be open and clean.
  
  

• Mandal and Mandalesh are considered in the plot, courtyard, and house. This means that the length and width of the courtyard and the house are determined according to Vastu. By multiplying 9 in the length and width of the plot, auspicious and inauspicious are considered from the remaining number.
  
  

• A courtyard that is low in the middle and high on all sides is not considered good, but if it is high in the middle and low on all sides, then such a courtyard is auspicious. Where the courtyard is paved, there is also a little space left for the marriage hall.
   

• Apart from basil, pomegranate, Jamal, curry leaf plant, neem, amla, etc., plant flowering plants generate positive energy in the courtyard. Tulsi purifies the air and works to make the atmosphere positive. By eating curry leaves, where the eyesight remains intact, the hair remains black and thick, whereas, Amla does not allow the body to get old before time. If a neem plant is planted then diseases and sorrows never come to life.
  
  

•  According to the scriptures, a person who plants one peepal, one neem, ten tamarinds, three catechus, three balls, three amla, and five mango trees in his courtyard or other place is a pure soul and never goes to hell.
  
  

• Apart from this, make Rangoli in front of the door of the house daily and apply it on the walls and ground of the courtyard.
  
  

• Tulsi Mata is installed in the middle of the courtyard in a big pot or in a tall square pot.
  
  

• Plant Champa, Parijat, Ratrani, Rajnigandha, Mogra, and Juhi flowers in the courtyard.
  
  

• Keep most of the courtyard raw and make a stone-like path from where you want to enter the house.

Conclusion

We construct or renovate rooms, worship rooms, children's rooms, toilets, kitchens, etc. according to our needs, but one thing is ignored by almost everyone and that is the courtyard of the house. If you want to get more information about the Courtyard Vastu, then Online Astrology Consultations will help you.