Bread should not be made by counting even by mistake, know the reason
It rips away the happiness, tranquility, and prosperity of the home as well as the health of the family members, in addition to interfering with the effects of the fortunate planets in the horoscope.
Problems in the family might sporadically start to get worse. Someone begins to become ill within the house. Unexpected increases in spending and troubles with money appear all of a sudden. If this is occurring to you as well, you should focus on Vastu-related matters. When there is a problem in the kitchen, which is where food is made for the entire family, it affects both the cook and the entire household. The first roti is traditionally given to the cow in Sanatan culture. This is a particular cure to obtain favorable results and is also said to be auspicious.
Since the rise in the number of nuclear families, rotis have been produced in households by counting. In light of today's lifestyle and the rise in illnesses, this way of preparing roti may appear to be appropriate at first look, but it has a terrible impact on life. It rips away the happiness, tranquility, and prosperity of the home as well as the health of the family members, in addition to interfering with the effects of the fortunate planets in the horoscope. Let's learn today how roti relates to the planets and about the Vastu Shastra, astrology, and religious treatments for making roti.
Make a bit extra bread than you need every time.
Always make four to five more rotis than are required for the household's members. Always remember to make the first roti for the cow when creating rotis. This roti's size should match that of the pan, and the final one should be produced for the dog.
Take out roti for the visitors as well.
Make two rotis for the guest as well when creating the roti. In our Sanatan Dharma, the visitor is viewed as a manifestation of God. As a result, additional rotis were baked every day in former times for impromptu visitors to the homes. By doing this, the home continues to receive Mother Annapurna's blessings. This will ensure that no visitor is ever turned away from the house hungry. You can feed that bread to cows, dogs, or birds if visitors are not coming to the house.
Never prepare roti with old flour.
You must have frequently observed that when rotis are produced at home by counting, the leftover flour is stored in the refrigerator and utilized the following day. Even on the basis of scientific evidence, Bansi flour bread should not be recommended since the bacteria created there to cause a variety of illnesses. On the other hand, astrologically speaking, it is not thought to be correct. When roti is cooked using old flour, there are probably problems with the family.
Sun and Mars are correlated with bread.
Sun and Mars are associated with bread. Stale roti causes negativity, whilst fresh roti offers us vitality. Because of the germs that are born in the flour, stale flour roti are associated to Rahu. That is why such bread should be given to the dog. If the members of the household eat stale flour rotis in the house, then they speak in a louder voice than usual and these situations become the cause of quarrels. So if you want to keep peace in the house then do not make roti out of stale flour.
This cure will remove Rahu's hindrance.
If, despite your best efforts, success eluded you, then this bread cure may come in handy. Mix bread and sugar, then place little pieces around the ants' bills for them to consume in order to eliminate impediments from the task. Your barriers will start to gradually disappear if you use this cure.
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