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Principle

No Tijori, Bed, Important Papers or Deity on the Pishach Bhoomi

Nothing valuable or sacred should sit on the pishach bhoomi: never a tijori, court case or other important papers, a child's study table, a bed set directly against the wall, or a deity and home temple. Leaving even a 2 to 3 inch gap from the wall keeps an item off the pishach band.

What it does

To protect wealth, legal cases, studies, sleep and worship from the pishach band.

Where

The band along the walls of every zone, including the North-East

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How to do it

  1. 1Keep the tijori, beds and document cupboards 2 to 3 inches away from the walls
  2. 2Keep court case files and other important papers out of the outer band
  3. 3Place children's study tables away from the pishach band where possible
  4. 4Never install the deity or the home temple in the pishach band

Cautions

  • Never place a tijori touching the wall
  • Never place a bed directly against the wall
  • Never keep court case papers or important documents in the pishach bhoomi
  • Never seat a deity or build a temple on the pishach bhoomi

Explanation and notes

Elders advised placing a bed one or two inches away from the wall; leaving that small space for the pishach bhoomi removes the defect. Every zone has its own pishach portion, even the ishaan. In prosperous countries such as America, the land around buildings, the pishach bhoomi, is left open around multi-storey buildings. The teacher has found more case studies of happy people in flats than in independent houses, because the colony's outer band is left open and, in a small flat, the walls themselves take up the pishach area.

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