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In Indian Sanatan Culture and Vastu Shastra, some special rules and auspicious and inauspicious times have been prescribed for every small and big activity related to our life, eating habits and shopping. Since ancient times, our elders have believed that the flow of energy is different at different times of the day, which has a direct impact on the happiness, prosperity and financial condition of our house. These days, due to commercialism and modern lifestyle, people have become accustomed to shopping whenever they want, but Vastu experts believe that it is considered very inauspicious to buy some selected things from the market and bring them home after sunset. According to famous Vaastu gurus, if a person continues purchasing these prohibited items even after sunset, unnecessary expenses start increasing in his house, wealth gets stagnant and the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi may get displeased. Let us know in detail what are those things which should be avoided from buying in the evening and what is the right time for shopping.
According to the rules of Vastu Shastra, one should strictly avoid purchasing any item or utensil made of iron or steel after the sunset. Loha and Shani Dev are considered to have a deep connection, and the evening time is considered to be the time of departure of Lord Surya and the influence of negative powers. If a person buys iron tools, utensils or other items from the market and brings them home after sunset, it can increase the entry of Shani Dosh or negative energy into the house. Apart from this, buying glass utensils and decorative items related to glass is also considered inauspicious at night, because glass is associated with Rahu, and due to the intensity of Rahu’s influence at night, a situation of mental tension and discord starts arising in the house. Therefore, even if you have to buy any important item of iron or steel, always go to the market in the morning or afternoon.
There are some basic things used in our daily life without which even a day cannot go, such as salt, broom and mustard or other edible oil. But there is a clear warning in Vastu Shastra that these things should never be bought from the market and brought home after sunset. Salt is considered a symbol of Goddess Lakshmi and positivity, and buying salt in the evening is like inviting poverty into the house. Similarly, the broom is considered to be another form of Goddess Lakshmi, which removes the dirt and negativity from the house; If it is bought at night, it takes away the blessings of the house. The same rule applies to the purchase of oil, because oil is believed to be related to the wrath of Saturn and Rahu, and bringing oil home in the evening increases the risk of debt and health related problems.
Vastu experts believe that if you want to maintain financial stability in your life and want blessings to always remain in your house, then all types of material purchases, new clothes, utensils, jewelery and household items should always be done during Brahma Muhurta, in the morning or afternoon. Daylight is full of positive energy, and purchases made during that time bring happiness and prosperity to the house. In modern times, even though people go to malls or markets at night due to their busy lifestyle, if we follow our ancient beliefs and these scientific and energy based principles of Vaastu, then we can easily avoid many types of financial troubles and mental stress.