Chanakya Niti: Recognize the signs of bad times coming from these 3 signs, be careful in time.

In Chanakya Niti, Acharya Chanakya has told many mysterious things related to life. He is considered to be India’s greatest economist, politician and scholar. Even today his policies show a person the path to success, wealth, fame and prosperity. He has mentioned some such signs in his book, which indicate that bad times or crisis are about to come in a person’s life.

Drying of Tulsi is a sign which is taken very seriously in the scriptures. Tulsi plant is considered a symbol of Goddess Lakshmi and having it in the house maintains positive energy. But if this plant starts withering or drying up without any reason, then it is considered a very inauspicious sign. It shows that negative energy is entering the house and financial problems may increase. In such times, a person should be alert and take religious or positive measures.

The second sign is domestic conflict, i.e. increasing fights, tension or arguments in the house. If unrest or discord starts increasing in the family without any concrete reason, then it is a sign that difficult times are approaching. It can bring financial loss, mental stress or distance in relationships. In such a situation, a person should adopt a calm nature, create a religious atmosphere at home and control his speech and behavior.

The third sign is also considered to be breaking of glass. According to Chanakya Niti, if the mirror or glass of the house breaks on its own, it indicates upcoming misfortune or crisis. It is believed that it is an indicator of some obstacle or difficulty in destiny. Broken glass should not be kept in the house because it increases poverty and negative energy.

Thus, Acharya Chanakya told that these small changes in nature and environment give us indications of the future. If a person understands these warnings in time and takes positive steps, then he can avoid the bad times to come. Chanakya’s policies teach us that solution to every crisis is possible with vigilance, restraint and intelligence.