You must have seen many people keeping different types of tortoise statues in their house. Many people use it only as a decorative item. But if you keep a tortoise statue in your house keeping in mind the rules of Vastu Shastra, then it can also increase your wealth, prosperity and good luck. Along with this, it gives many other positive results.

It is believed that in the house where the rules of Vastu Shastra are followed, there is always an atmosphere of happiness and prosperity. On the other hand, if the rules of Vastu are ignored, then a person has to face Vastu Dosh, due to which many types of problems can arise. In such a situation, today we are going to tell you how you can keep a turtle statue in your house, which will benefit you.

It is believed in Vastu Shastra that keeping a tortoise statue in the house (tortoise vastu tips) brings wealth, prosperity and good luck in life. Along with this, it also increases the flow of positive energy in the house and keeps negative energy away. Not only has this, according to Vastu, keeping a tortoise statue in the house also removed Vastu Dosh.

The tortoise statue should always be kept in the north or north-west direction of the house. This gives you good results. It is considered auspicious to keep a tortoise statue made of brass, gold or silver in this direction.

If you are placing a turtle statue made of crystal, then place it in the north-east direction. Along with this, according to Vastu Shastra , it is considered auspicious to keep such a turtle statue in the house, in which the turtle is inside the water. This water should be changed daily.

Keeping a tortoise statue is considered auspicious to increase concentration in children's studies. In such a situation, you can keep it in the children's room. Along with this, keeping a tortoise statue near the main door is also considered beneficial. Keep the statue in such a way that the mouth of the tortoise is facing inside the house.

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