A Wisdom Archive on Law of Attraction for Money

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Lakshmi - Lakshmi (Sanskrit) "Prosperity", fortune; the Indian Venus, born of the churning of the ocean by the gods; goddess of beauty and wife of Vishnu.

Riddhi - Riddhi rddhi (Sanskrit) [from the verbal root ridh to increase, prosper]

Increase, growth, good fortune, prosperity; also accomplishment, perfection, supernatural power.

Vastu Shastra - Impact of Gates At Various Locations
Eastern Side : The third and fourth gate promote prosperity.

Southern Side : The twelfth gate enhances growth.

Western Side : The twentieth and twenty-first gates stimulate financial growth.

Northern Side : The twenty-seventh, twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth gates promote happiness, financial growth and overall gain respectively.

Of all the positions of the gates the positions that are favourable are in the

EASTERN SIDE
3. Prosperity
4. Govt Favour

SOUTH SIDE
11. Meanness
12. Prosperity, Human Growth

WEST SIDE
20. Financial and Human Growth
21. Financial and Human Growth

NORTH SIDE
27. Happiness
28. Financial and human Growth
29. All types of Gains

All the other placements of the gates prove to be unfavourable.

See also: Vastu Shastra

Vastu Shastra - Shape Of The Site
Symmetrical shapes like square or rectangular, circular & hexagonal promote overall growth, increases mental capabilities and generates prosperity.
Asymmetrical shapes like oval, triangular, parallelogram, star & trident are deemed inauspicious.

SHAPE & EFFECTS
Rectangular = Overall Growth
Hexagonal = Prosperity

See also: Vastu Shastra

Vastu Shastra - Slope Of The Land Surface
The surface should be elevated towards the southern and western sides and should be lower in northern and eastern sides for overall growth and prosperity.
The Land should be elevated towards south and west sides and it should be lower in NORTH and EAST sides for over all growth and happiness.

If the land is:

HIGH IN NORTH OR EAST
LOW IN SOUTH-EAST
LOW IN SOUTH
LOW IN SOUTH-WEST
LOW IN WEST
LOW IN NORTH-WEST
LOW IN CENTRE,

It can have adverse effects.

See also: Vastu Shastra

Aventurine - Aventurine is a pleasing dark green stone with a metallic iridescence or spangled appearance. It is a compact quartz stone, composed of silica with some impurities. It is found in India, China and Brazil.

It is said to bring luck and adventures in love and games. It makes an individual independent and original. It has a binding and healing force, and is good for skin diseases and improving the complexion. At one time it was used to cure nearsightedness. It is helpful for the etheric, emotional and mental bodies. Aventurine has strong healing energies, and affects the pituitary gland. It can be used for creative visualization, higher-self attunement, and is good for the muscle and nervous system.

Aventurine is a good stone for artists, writers and all those of a creative nature. It brings prosperity; the green vibrations attract money.

Purushartha - (Sanskrit) "Human wealth or purpose."

The four pursuits in which humans may legitimately engage, also called chaturvarga, "four-fold good" - a basic principle of Hindu ethics.
dharma: "Righteous living." The fulfillment of virtue, good works, duties and responsibilities, restraints and observances - performing one''s part in the service and upliftment of society. This includes pursuit of truth under a guru of a particular parampara and sampradaya. Dharma is of four primary forms. It is the steady guide for artha and kama.
See: dharma.
artha: "Wealth." Material welfare and abundance, money, property, possessions. Artha is the pursuit of wealth, guided by dharma. It includes the basic needs - food, money, clothing and shelter - and extends to the wealth required to maintain a comfortable home, raise a family, fulfill a successful career and perform religious duties. The broadest concept of wealth embraces financial independence, freedom from debt, worthy children, good friends, leisure time, faithful servants, trustworthy employees, and the joys of giving, including tithing (dashamamsha), feeding the poor, supporting religious mendicants, worshiping devoutly, protecting all creatures, upholding the family and offering hospitality to guests. Artha measures not only riches but quality of life, providing the personal and social security needed to pursue kama, dharma and moksha. It allows for the fulfillment of the householder''s five daily sacrifices, pancha mahayajna: to God, ancestors, devas, creatures and men.
See: yajna.
kama: "Pleasure, love; enjoyment." Earthly love, aesthetic and cultural fulfillment, pleasures of the world (including sexual), the joys of family, intellectual satisfaction. Enjoyment of happiness, security, creativity, usefulness and inspiration.
See: Kama Sutras.
moksha: "Liberation." Freedom from rebirth through the ultimate attainment, realization of the Self God, Parasiva. The spiritual attainments and superconscious joys, attending renunciation and yoga leading to Self Realization. Moksha comes through the fulfillment of dharma, artha and kama (known in Tamil as aram, porul and inbam, and explained by Tiruvalluvar in Tirukural) in the current or past lives, so that one is no longer attached to worldly joys or sorrows. It is the supreme goal of life, called paramartha.
See: liberation, moksha.