Must Follow Some Useful Traditions & Customs

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Shadowed dreamcatcher with feather tassels, a beautiful nod to traditions & customs, hangs against a sunset sky.
Shadowed dreamcatcher with feather tassels, a beautiful nod to traditions & customs, hangs against a sunset sky.

Traditions & customs are meant to be good and put everyone at peace. There are still plenty of customs to follow and those should be shared by everyone taking as individual responsibility.

  • Never shave or bob hair on Tuesdays and Fridays.
  • People should not bob/shave in the same house at the same time.
  • Brothers/father-son duo should not shave on the same day.
  • We should not wash our hands on the plate that we eat.
  • Don’t exchange oil and salt through your hands.
  • Don’t disclose broom in front of people who visit our home.
  • Should not Sweep house after 5’0 PM
  • Never eat in bed.
  • Let’s not dry clothes on doors.
  • Switch on lights in the home every day when its 6 PM and close the door except the main door.
  • The person who is head of the family should water the plants in the garden.
  • Don’t hang any evil pictures in front of your home.
  • Don’t lend your money to others on Tuesdays and Fridays.
  • Water your legs and go inside your house when you come from outside.
  • Pray god as the first thing in the morning after you wake up.
  • Place the mirror on the north-facing in your home.
  • Don’t sleep by placing your head on the north side.
  • When you buy new rice bags, feed the god first.
  • Don’t hang pictures of people who died in Home Mandir.
  • Never ask someone where they going while they are about to go.
  • Don’t wash your legs when you come from the temple.
  • Don’t face the east and west sides while you are in the lavatory.

So we need to keep following all traditions & customs  for a good culture

 
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