As 2026 approaches, many people look for ways to invite prosperity, positivity, and good fortune into their homes. In indian traditions, buying certain items before the New Year is believed to remove negativity and ensure wealth, stability, and continuous good luck throughout the year.
Here are four essential items that are considered highly auspicious to bring home before New Year 2026.
1. Gomti Chakra — For Wealth & Protection
Gomti Chakra is considered a powerful symbol in Vastu and astrology.
Benefits:
· Attracts money and prosperity
· Protects the household from negative energies
· Promotes financial growth
Keeping 11 Gomti Chakras in your locker or pooja room is believed to bring long-term financial stability.
2. Shree Yantra — Symbol of Abundance
The Shree Yantra is known as the king of all yantras and is believed to attract wealth and success.
Benefits:
· Removes obstacles in career, business & finances
· Enhances positive energy flow
· Brings long-term financial progress
Place it in the north-east direction for best results.
3. lakshmi Charan Paduka — Invite Goddess lakshmi Home
Lakshmi Charan Paduka is a set of tiny footprints symbolizing Goddess lakshmi entering your home.
Benefits:
· Brings wealth, good fortune, and prosperity
· Keeps constant financial flow in the household
· Ideal for main entrances, pooja rooms, or cash drawers
According to beliefs, placing these footprints near the door welcomes abundance for the entire year.
4. Brass or copper Kalash — Purity & Positive Vibes
A Kalash is a sacred symbol of purity and divine blessings.
Benefits:
· Maintains peace and harmony in the family
· Helps remove negative energies
· Strengthens financial stability
You can fill it with water and place it in the pooja room to enhance positivity.
🌟 Why people Follow These Traditions?
These items are deeply rooted in indian culture and spiritual beliefs. They are thought to:
· Remove financial blockages
· Bring good luck in business & career
· Create a positive environment at home
· Maintain cash flow and stability all year
While these beliefs vary from person to person, many families follow them to start the New Year with hope and positive intentions.
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