Dropping These Things On Floor Brings Bad Luck

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It is common to drop things from our hands on the floor, but this should not be a habit unless you have a carpal tunnel syndrome or some other associated medical condition.

If this dropping becomes a habit, it becomes inauspicious. Nature has a way of predicting and forewarning us of some impending misfortunes through natural signals like these.

If you drop once or twice it is perfectly acceptable but if you are habituated to this, it can indicate problems.
Some planetary disturbance may be the reason for this behaviour. It can also indicate vastu dosha.

Puja Platter And Diya: If the aarti platter slips from your hands. It shows that God has not accepted the worship. It predicts a calamity that is going to disturb your life.

Also when the lamp suddenly extinguishes, it is a bad signal. There is a parihara or remedial measure that needs to be done immediately and puja should be restarted from the beginning. This tones down the dosha to an effective extent.

Placate Shani: Oil and Black Pepper containers should not be drooped accidentally on the floor. Mustard oil is associated with Shani and any oil spilled on the floor, especially the mustard oil, will upset Lord Shani and one must proceed with caution while carrying the oil case in the hand.

Let us tell you that Akshat is dear to Maa Lakshmi, so if it falls from her hand, it means that Maa Lakshmi is upset. If grains fall from your hands inadvertently or if you accidentally hit your feet, then lift it and apply it to the forehead and apologize for your mistake.

Milk Spilling: We have all heard of milk boiling and spilling ceremony during housewarming occasion. It is a very auspicious occurrence as we all know. Even during normal circumstances also, milk boils over and spills due to negligence and lack of care.

If a glass of milk spills during a housewarming ceremony, it certainly does not indicate a problem. Don't make this mistake while eating: Don't spill food on the floor while you are eating something. This is an insult that you inflict on Goddess Lakshmi. This may lead to financial issues later on as a result of the irreverent act.

Salt Dropping: What happens if the salt falls? See that you do not spill salt on the floor even accidentally. It forewarns of a series of problems ahead in life. Salt should not be lent to anyone especially during the evening. It spirals into poverty and financial problems.

Vessel Dropping: When we are cooking, we normally tend to pick and choose vessels for the preparations. Sometimes, or occasionally it so happens that we drop utensils accidentally.

If this happens often, it certainly spells trouble. Vastu dosha is activated due to this. We may be beseeched with troubles and ill luck in a person's life. You may also incur Goddess Lakshmi's wrath.