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Roti Remedy: Some rules regarding daily tasks have been given in Sanatan tradition. In which some rules from eating and drinking to waking up and sleeping are explained. If one follows these rules he will always be happy. There are some rules especially related to food which everyone should follow. Even in Hindu religion, kitchen has been called a very sacred place. Where the bread made can fill one's life with happiness and good fortune. Let us today tell you some such rules related to Rotli. If these rules are not followed then problems increase in a person's life. And the life of a person who follows this rule is full of happiness and good fortune.
An important rule regarding bread
1. Just as eating rice is prohibited on the day of Agiaras, similarly making roti at home is also prohibited on Diwali, Sharad Purnima, Sheetala Ashtami, Nag Panchami and on the death of someone. If bread is prepared at home during these days, Annapurna gets angry and there is shortage of money and food in life.
2. According to Hindu religion, the first roti made in the kitchen should always be fed to the cow. There is always happiness and prosperity in the house where the first bread is fed to the cow. If cow is not available then this roti can also be fed to dogs.
3. The first home-made roti should be fed to the cow, but the cow should not be fed stale, stale or spoiled roti. Doing this constitutes a sin. 33 crore Gods and Goddesses reside in the cow, hence if you feed stale bread to the cow then you become a partner in sin.
4. The gas on which you make roti should be in the fire angle of the kitchen i.e. south-east direction. Apart from this, when you make roti, your face should be towards east.
5. Many housewives have a habit of making roti by counting or asking the family members how much roti they will eat. Doing this is inauspicious according to Hindu belief. Roti is related to the Sun, when you multiply and make roti, the Sun is insulted. By doing this one has to face problems related to the planet Sun in life.