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MILK REMEDIES FOR GOODLUCK

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Milk is associated with purity, positivity and healing properties in astrology. A few astrological remedies that use milk, including: 

BOILING/SPILLING MILK IN NEW HOME

Milk, which signifies purity, is boiled on a new stove and caused to overflow from the pot during house warming ceremony. This signifies an overflow of wealth coming into the house. 
boiling milk remedy

Spill milk to the east to attract luck, prosperity, positivity, peace, and good health for the household. The east is also the direction from where the sun rises, thus by spilling boiled milk in an easterly direction you are encouraging auspicious beginnings in your home too. 

The direction in which milk overflows during the housewarming ceremony is considered significant. Ideally, it should overflow towards the east or north, symbolizing prosperity, abundance, and positivity flowing into the household. To new beginning's, a Indian tradition of boiling milk over signifying prosperity and good luck. 

Boiling milk on puja or worship day brings prosperity to the house. The lady of the house must boil the milk in the new house's kitchen, that too in a new utensil. Then, in this boiling milk, rice is added to prepare sweet rice prasad, offered during the pooja rituals and distributed among everyone.

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