Vastu Tips: Expert Advice On The Right Direction To Place A Pair Of Fish

In astrology and Vastu Shastra, fish are considered to be the most auspicious animals to bring into your home. Keeping them in the house is believed to bring happiness, prosperity, and wealth.

 A pair of fish at home is considered to be very auspicious and bring good luck. Let us know from the expert, Astrologer Pandit Arvind Tripathi in which direction the pair of fish should be kept in the house.

Pair Of Fish Strengthens Financial Condition

The expert told us that according to Vastu if you keep a pair of fish in your home, it can help you get relief from financial problems and you can achieve progress in your job and business.

Bring A Pair Of Fish On This Day

You are advised to bring a pair of fish into the house on Thursday and Friday as this will yield auspicious results and help you get relief from all the obstacles.

Place The Pair Of Fish In The East And North Directions

As per the Vastu Shastra, you should keep the pair of fish in the middle direction of East and North as this can bring good fortune to the family and also increase income.

Keep A Pair Of Silver Fish In The House

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For good fortune and to remove troubles from your life, it is advised to keep fish in your home and if you don’t want to bring live fish into your home, then you can also bring a pair of fish made of silver or brass in your home (Vastu Tips For Living Room), according to Vastu. This also strengthens the relationships in your family.

Direction To Keep Picture Of Pair Of Fish 

If you want to yield the results of your hard work and achieve success in your career (Vastu Tips For Jobs), the expert advises you to hang a picture or painting of a pair of fish on the wall of your home. 

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These are the Vastu rules related to the fish in your home that you should know. If you liked this story then please share it. To read more such stories, stay connected to HerZindagi.

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