By Mallika Bhagat

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When you’re making a mandir, the material you choose isn’t just about design but also deeply affects the energy of the space, since you’ll spend a lot of time in your home and your office. According to Sidhharrth S Kumaar, Chief Astrologer & Mundane Vastu Expert at NumroVani, different materials radiate different vibrations that impact family life and business growth. Here’s his guidance on what works best for your home and your office: Best Mandir For Your Home According To Astrology“The best and luckiest mandir for places to live is in a wooden mandir. Sattvic energy, which is pure and peaceful, comes from wood. This power makes the family feel calm, loving, and safe,” says Sidhharrth S Kumaar. Wooden Mandir (Most Auspicious): Wooden mandirs, especially those made of teak, neem, or mango wood, are spiritually charged and perfect for everyday worship. They bring warmth, harmony, and positive vibrations into the household. Marble Mandir (Sacred But Cooler In Energy): “You could also use a marble mandir. The area feels more holy because of the white marble, which stands for cleanliness and godliness. It does, however, give off a cooler, more serious vibe than wood,” he explains. Metal Mandir (Not Ideal For Homes): According to Kumaar, “You shouldn’t put a mandir made of metal in your home because it makes a heavy sound that isn’t good for comfort.” Best Mandir For Your Office According To AstrologyWhen it comes to the workplace, the focus shifts from emotional bonding to stability and financial growth. “In offices, the attention shifts to growth and stability. A marble mandir is the best choice in this case. It helps businesses grow by bringing attention, harmony, and security, and its energy is calm and balanced,” says Kumaar. Marble Mandir (Best For Offices): It looks professional and because of the balanced and stable energy it radiates, marble is the best material for a mandir in your office. Metal Mandir (Good For Finance & Trade): “Another good option is a metal mandir made of brass, copper, or silver. This is especially true for groups that work with money, business, or trades. Metals bring in wealth energy and make the emotions of Kubera, the god of wealth, stronger,” he adds. Wooden Mandir (Less Suitable For Offices): While perfect for homes, wooden mandirs are not ideal for workplaces. “A wooden mandir gives off a loving vibe that doesn’t go well with goals that are more focused on work and money,” he points out. Note: “These are broader choices, and may change based on the date of birth of a person, the nature of business, and the vastu of the home or office,” says Sidhharrth S Kumaar.