Main Entrance

Keep a beautiful doormat at the entrance and replace it regularly. A worn-out mat brings stagnant energy.

Ensure your main door does not creak. Oil the hinges regularly for smooth, quiet operation.

Place a Toran (decorative hanging) made of mango leaves or marigold at the entrance during festivals.

Keep your main entrance clean, well-lit, and free of obstacles. A bright entrance attracts positive energy and prosperity.

Treat your main door like the mouth of the house. Keep it clean, well-lit and welcoming. A bright, fragrant entrance invites opportunities, clients and prosperity.

Avoid keeping broken shoes, dustbins or old junk near the main door. They symbolically block money and good news from entering your life.

Never keep dustbins, broken items, or shoes scattered near the main entrance. Use a shoe rack.

Keep entrance clean, well-lit and obstacle-free. Remove broken items and clutter.

Use a simple, elegant nameplate with correct spelling of all family members. This creates a sense of belonging and emotional security.

Place a beautiful nameplate at the entrance. Use auspicious symbols like Om, Swastika, or Trishul near the door.