Can citrine and these items be kept in shops or at home, or used for online meetings?
Yes. All these items can be kept in shops, citrine can be kept at home, and citrine can also be used during online meetings.
Related questions
Which pada grid is used for homes and businesses, and which for temples and towns?
Both the 81-pada and the 64-pada grids carry the 45 devtas. The 81-pada vastu is used for homes and business premises, while the 64-pada vastu is used for temples, villages, royal palaces (raj mandir) and towns, including a town gate. This course teaches the 45 devtas on the 81-pada grid.
A shop shutter has to be painted with oil-based paint. What should be done?
Oil-based paint is not compulsory even for a shutter. If it has already been used, spray desi cow urine on it once.
A shop shutter often spans four padas, such as S3, S4, S5 and S6. Which pada decides the results?
Do not worry that S3 and S6 are also open: if the good pada, S4, is open within the shutter, the shop gives the results of S4, because when energy enters from every part, positive and negative, the result follows the positive. Trouble comes only when the good part is closed and the bad parts are open; then keep the shutter closed and open a small door on the good pada instead. In combination doors for business, always keep the favourable pada fully open.
Bank lockers are kept in basements. Is that wrong?
Not all banks keep lockers in the basement. A study found that banks with lockers in the basement had the most NPA accounts, and such banks were also looted by big frauds. A locker should never be kept in a basement.
Businesses and homes mostly use mixed colours. Should the zones still be followed?
Mixed colours are normal; a business uses several colours in its logo, flex, sign board, letterhead and visiting cards. Which colours to take from the kundali for business, study, spirituality and luck, and how to balance one's direction and element, is taught in the astro-vastu part.
Can a Laughing Buddha be kept at home?
No. Einstein is said to have wished at the end of his life to be born in India to research its sacred soil, the land of the Tirthankaras, Ram, Mahavir and Hanuman. Indians need not keep meat-eating foreign deities such as the Laughing Buddha or the Chinese Fuk Luk Sau; keep portraits or statues of Ram, Hanuman or Mahavir instead, and do not let them be dwarfed by such figures.