Vastu Shastra warns that placing ancestors’ photos in the wrong direction can invite financial loss, stress, and negative energy. Know the right direction and rules.
Always place ancestors’ photographs in the living room or a dedicated area outside the prayer room. The photo frames should be clean and in good condition; avoid torn, faded, or damaged pictures. The expressions of the ancestors in the photos should appear calm and pleasant. Do not place these photographs on the walls of the bedroom, kitchen, or bathroom. Avoid placing them too high or too low; eye-level placement is considered ideal.As per Vastu Shastra, placing ancestors’ photographs in the north or north-east direction may lead to mental stress, family disputes, and financial difficulties. Incorrect placement is also believed to invite negative energy into the home.Vastu Shastra clearly advises against placing ancestors’ photographs in the home temple. Doing so is considered inauspicious, as it is believed to anger the deities. Traditionally, ancestors are placed at a level below gods and goddesses; therefore, their photographs should never be kept in the temple area.The information provided here is based on astrological beliefs and Vastu principles. News18 does not independently verify these claims. Readers are advised to consult qualified experts before following any such practices.
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In Hindu tradition, it is customary to keep or display photographs of deceased ancestors in their memory. Ancestors are regarded as highly revered and worthy of respect. As per Vastu, not only is it important to honour them, but the direction in which their photographs are placed also holds great significance. Correct placement is believed to preserve positive energy in the home and invite the blessings of one’s ancestors.
