In Indian tradition, special importance of day and time has been given in both Vastu Shastra and astrology. Especially the time after sunset is considered to be of energy change, hence during this period it is advised to bring some things home or avoid doing some work.
According to beliefs, the balance of positive and negative energy in the atmosphere changes after sunset. In such a situation, bringing some items home can cause financial and mental imbalance.
Which things are considered inauspicious to bring home after sunset?
According to Vaastu and folk beliefs, it is advisable to avoid bringing some items home at this time:
Curd: It is associated with the moon and cool energy, and bringing it in the evening is said to cause energy imbalance Scissors or sharp objects: These are considered a symbol of cutting and conflict Salt: It is considered to be associated with the energy of the house, and bringing it at the wrong time is said to cause instability Broom: It is associated with Lakshmi and prosperity, and bringing it in the evening is said to bring financial loss Milk: In some traditions it is also advised to avoid bringing it home after sunset
Possible effects according to assumptions
Financial instability or increased expenses Stress in the home environment Mental restlessness or imbalance Confusion in taking decisions
However, all these beliefs are based on traditional beliefs, which do not have scientific evidence.
What should not be done after sunset
According to Vaastu tradition, some precautions have also been suggested at this time:
Avoiding sweeping the house or taking out the garbage Avoiding too much conflict or argument Avoiding unnecessary expenses or big financial decisions Not keeping the house dark and cluttered