మీ పూజా గదిలో ఉండాల్సినవి, కచ్చితంగా తీసేయాల్సినవి ఇవే (15 నియమాలు) | 15 Practical Pooja Room Rules

Over the years, our pooja rooms often become overcrowded. Out of devotion and sentiment, we keep accumulating countless framed photos, gifted idols, and pooja items until the space feels cluttered and chaotic. However, according to Vastu Shastra and Sanatana Dharma, a pooja room should be a minimalist sanctuary of peace. A cluttered altar creates stagnant energy and mental distraction. God does not need a crowded room; He needs a clean, focused space. In this factual guide, we break down 15 straightforward rules for your Pooja Room: What to Remove (ఏం తీసేయాలి): The strict Shastric rule about clearing out dried flowers (Nirmalyam), cracked idols, and torn pictures that drain positive energy from your home. The Right Direction (సరైన దిక్కు): Exactly which direction your idols should face (East or West) and which direction you should face while sitting for pooja. Idol Placement (విగ్రహాల అమరిక): Why you should never keep two idols of the same deity facing each other, and the correct height to place them (never directly on the floor). The Essentials: The absolute minimum, authentic items you actually need for a complete daily pooja. Stop stressing over whether your pooja setup is "wrong." At Svasti, we cut through the myths and provide clear, practical Sanatana Dharma guidelines to organize your sacred space for maximum peace of mind. Join the Svasti Family: Time to declutter your pooja room and your mind! Subscribe to our channel and share this highly practical checklist in your family WhatsApp groups so everyone can organize their mandir correctly. #Svasti #PoojaRoomRules #VastuTips #TeluguDevotional #SanatanaDharma #PoojaMandir #GruhaShanti #TeluguPoojaVidhanam #Declutter