Citrine, Jasper, Amazonite and Fluorite Stones for Children's Study
Four round natural stones of about 100 to 150 g each, kept on the study table or in the room, support a child's memory, confidence, creativity and concentration.
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Four round natural stones of about 100 to 150 g each, kept on the study table or in the room, support a child's memory, confidence, creativity and concentration.
A metal or paper pyramid placed on the head for 10 minutes when tired, and pyramids kept on top of each book studied, keep a child's energy positive and concentration high.
A Saraswati picture, a saffron swastik in the child's eye line and on the table, a peacock-feather swastik on the West wall and a picture of a revered guru support a child's studies.
Raw shape also works; no particular form is needed. A statue carved from the stone, such as a Saraswati in citrine, lapis lazuli or any quartz, works double.
Yes. A colour counts as an anti-element only when the whole room is done in it; an item of about 10 percent of the volume causes no dosh. Children do not stop using red or blue books, and women in red bangles or sarees still go into the North.
Yes, all four can be kept together without any problem.
Yes, with an exalted Jupiter the study table can be in the North-West.
Yes, books can be kept in the North, NNE or NE.
No. The atoms of the bed bring laziness, so always study at a table.
Any size you can keep, such as 4, 8 or 10 inch. Its specific angle of inclination is taught in the pyramid class.
Yes, there is no problem. Another formula, sizing it according to aay, can also be applied, folding or not.
Sit before it so that your own face is towards the North. When you face a consecrated idol all directions become zero; direction is small and the Lord is great.
Yes, there is no problem in keeping a globe.
Yes, the table at which children study should be made of solid wood.