Buddhism is said to be the fourth largest religion in the world, encompassing many traditions, beliefs and spiritual practices are often based on the ancient teachings of Buddha, an important part of Buddhism.

Where will the Buddha Statues be kept?

– Always place the Buddha idol on a high platform and not on the ground.

– Avoid placing it in the bathroom.

– If you are going to put your Buddha statue in your garden, make sure it faces your house and not away from it.

– When it is placed in the room, ensure it faces the room. However, if it is placed at the door of your house, the idol will face the people entering your house.

– Pray or meditation room, you can place it in the corner facing east. Place the statue at eye level, as you look at it while sitting on the floor.
 
– Believers make special places in their homes or gardens to place Buddha statues where they can pray and meditate.

Where Should You Put A Buddha Statue In Your Home

Lord Ganesha is a representation of knowledge, luck, and wealth. Every time something new begins, it is revered. Every day during the early morning and evening hours at home, give a nod to the Lord Ganesha idol. Offerings  laddus, modaks, flowers, fruits, and coconut are also included in the prayer. The family then performs a prayer in praise of Lord Ganesha as well as other deities.

Ganesha Idol - The Personification Of Holiness

In Bhagavad Gita Chapter 1 Verse 1, King Dhritarashtra asks Sanjay about the activities of his sons and his brother Pandu's sons on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Despite the inevitability of war, Dhritarashtra seeks information about the actions of the warriors.

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Bhagavad Gita Chapter 1 Verse 1

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