Most of the people who believe in Sanatan Dharma establish God in their homes as idols. Sometimes, they keep a picture of him and worship him. According to Vastu Shastra, it is not considered auspicious to keep idols or photos of certain deities in the temple of the house. Along with Vastu Shastra, this subject is also mentioned in Garuda Purana, Agni Purana, Narada Samhita etc. According to the 43rd chapter of Agni Purana, broken sculptures should not be kept in the house. Broken or damaged sculptures bring misfortune. If an idol or photo is fragmented, it should be immersed in a holy river. Along with this, it is also not considered good to keep idols of some other deities.
Rasa statue
In the temple of the house, a statue of a fierce form of Goddess Kali should never be placed. The energy of these strong powers is very high. This form of mother is worshiped mostly in Tantra Sadhana. The gentle form of Goddess Maa should always be kept in the house.
Statue of Kaal Bhairav
Kaal Bhairav is considered a fierce form of Lord Shiva. He is considered the god of tantra and mantra. Their energy is very high. Their worship requires proper mantras, rules and rituals, if these things are not done properly then you can also see negative effects in life. Along with this, the form of Nataraja form of Lord Shiva is also considered to be ordered and it is not considered good to keep his idol in the house.
Statue of Lord Shani
The idol of Lord Shani should never be kept in the house. The reason for this is that his vision is cruel. Keeping it in the temple of the house leads to its eye on everyone, due to which family members have to face problems.
South -facing sculptures
Statues of Hanuman and Ganesh facing south direction should not be kept in the house. Shared sculptures of both the gods should be kept in the house. The south direction is considered the direction of Yamraj. Worshiping these idols in the temple is considered very auspicious. According to the Kashi section of Skanda Purana, the idol of Hanuman ji should not be kept in an angry posture in the house.
Various idols of Radha-Krishna
The idols of Radha and Krishna should never be kept separate in the temple of the house. This creates differences and conflicts in family life. Its description is found in Narada Samhita and Griya Sutra.
