Bring a Flute home on Janmashtami; All your wishes will be fulfilled

The festival of Shri Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated on the Ashtami Tithi of the Krishna Paksha in the month of Bhadrapada. This year, it falls on Saturday, 16th August. On this day, devotees worship Lord Krishna in his child form, Laddu Gopal, and temples are beautifully decorated.According to Celebrity Astrologer Parduman Suri, bringing home a flute, which is dearly loved by Lord Krishna, on Janmashtami is considered highly auspicious. As per Vastu Shastra, keeping a flute in the house promotes the flow of positive energy and brings happiness and prosperity. It is also believed to remove Vastu defects from the home. In addition, offering butter and mishri to Laddu Gopal during the Janmashtami puja helps fulfill all desires.This year, Ashtami Tithi will begin at 11:49 PM on 15th August and end at 9:34 PM on 16th August.

Benefits of Keeping a Flute on Janmashtami

- Placing a flute at the main entrance of the house eliminates negative energy, ensuring peace and harmony at home.- For a specific wish, keep a peacock-feather-decorated flute at your place of worship to receive desired results quickly.- In homes where a flute is placed near Lord Krishna’s idol or statue, the minds of family members remain calm and composed.

- Keeping a silver flute in your shop’s cash box or home locker is considered extremely auspicious — it is believed to attract wealth and abundance.- Placing two flutes of the same color in the living room helps maintain love and unity among family members.- To ward off negative energy from your home or shop, hang a black-decorated flute on the roof.- Couples desiring to have a child should keep a green flute in their bedroom.- Keeping a white flute in children’s rooms helps them focus better on their studies.- To land your dream job, place a yellow flute near the main gate of your house.