Tired by the high-pitched blaring of television sets at your home day in and day out? Luckily, the Vastu Shastra has a solution... or so IFS officer Parveen Kaswan would have you believe. In a lighthearted tweet shared Thursday, the Indian Forest Service officer revealed the correct way to place TV sets so they bring peace and happiness to your homes, minds and lives.
Vastu Shastra is a traditional system of architecture. It describes principles of design, layout, space arrangement etc to boost positive energy at home. In his tweet, Mr Kaswan revealed what is, according to his elder brother, a tip in Vastu Shastra to maintain "sukh shaanti" or peace and happiness at home.
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"Elder brother says that according to Vastu Shastra, putting TV in such a way brings peace and happiness to home, mind and life," Mr Kaswan wrote in Hindi while sharing a picture of the position on Twitter last evening.
His pic shows a TV set turned away from viewers, facing a wall. Take a look:
बड़े भाई का कहना है वास्तुशास्त्र के अनुसार टीवी को ऐसे लगाने से घर, मन और जीवन में सुख शांति बनी रहती है। pic.twitter.com/nnj6ynO50l
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) September 24, 2020
Since being posted, Mr Kaswan's tip to bring peace and happiness has garnered over 20,000 'likes' and more than 2,000 'retweets'.
The tip amused many on the microblogging platform. While some commented to say that they agreed with it, others - like actor Richa Chadha - just dropped laughing face emojis.
???????????? https://t.co/hOlZqxDQvR
— TheRichaChadha (@RichaChadha) September 24, 2020
"Spot on," wrote one Twitter user, while another remarked, "My mom would definitely apply this."
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