Remedies उपाय

A small brass Annapurna idol is customarily kept in the rice jar or kitchen as a symbol of nourishment and plenty.

Placed in the north sector or on a work desk for career focus; traditionally also used where the Brahmasthan (centre) carries weight.

Copper bricks with a spiral swastika are fixed in each of the four walls during construction, or on the wall of a zone with a defect.

Kept closed in the wealth corner, never empty — with a few coins, a rudraksha or crystals inside.

A written intention is placed inside the pyramid box as a focusing ritual.

A symbolic currency picture placed near the cash spot or cashier desk as a reminder of financial goals.

A pair with trunks raised at the front door; a pair in the bedroom for harmony; one on a child's study desk.

A copper pyramid top over a marble water pot in the north-east, used where that zone has a toilet, kitchen, stairs, pillar, raised floor or heavy structure.

A pyramid strip placed as a virtual boundary for an extended corner, or between the house and an outside feature such as a pole or drain.

Fixed on the toilet door frame (not inside the toilet) when a toilet sits in the north-east, south-east, south-west or centre.

Three copper arrows pointing toward the preferred zone "virtually shift" a room where rebuilding is not possible; clockwise arrows are used on anti-clockwise doors or stairs.

Concealed or fixed at ceiling corners to square off an irregular plan, especially extensions in the south-west, south-east or north-west.

Nine in the floor of a new build (eight directions plus centre), three in the north-east for a general defect, or one on a study or work desk.

Placed above the main door, especially an entrance in a less favoured zone, or on a misplaced stove, fridge or computer.

Lakshmi paduka (footprints) placed at the entrance stepping inward, a festival custom of welcoming prosperity.

Metal bells with coins tied on red thread hung on the inner door knob of the main door.

A brass combination symbol fixed on the main door as a sign of protection.

Linked to the earth element: placed in the south-west for an entrance, water body, kitchen or low level there, or when the master bedroom is not in the south-west.

Linked to the air element: three or more in the north-west for a missing or extended corner, entrance or water body there.

Linked to the fire element: three in the south-east for a misplaced kitchen, main switches or inverter, a south-east door, or a master bedroom in the south-east.

Linked to the water element: used for a missing north-east corner, or a toilet, kitchen, stairs, pillar or master bedroom in the north-east.

Kept in the cash box with a few coins, as a devotional symbol of Mahalakshmi.

Rung while walking through rooms as a sound ritual to settle the mind and the space.

A small pyramid with a vahan suraksha yantra placed on the car dashboard (never where it blocks view or airbags).

Bowls of rock salt in corners, changed regularly, or a pinch in floor-mopping water as a cleansing custom.

Placed under tiles or on the door frame, in a cash box, or carried in a bag.

Photos or signatures of two people placed under the dome, kept in the south-west of the bedroom.

One copper plate fixed inside each of the four walls of the bedroom, kitchen and children's room in a new build.

Used for defects of the north and north-west zones.

A pyramid yantra placed for multiple defects such as missing or extended corners, or a toilet or kitchen in a prohibited zone.

A copper or brass sun on the east wall or facing the entrance, honouring the morning sun.

A metal wind chime hung near the entrance or in the north-west, the zone of air.

A Kubera idol or yantra kept in the north, the direction of Kubera, near the cash box or locker.