According to the beliefs of Sanatan Dharma, every object possesses its own distinct energy. There are certain items which, if passed directly from one person's hand to another's, can exert a negative influence. This disrupts the peace and harmony of the home and creates tension in interpersonal relationships.

Let us explore which items should be avoided from being handed over directly:

According to the science of Astrology, salt is primarily associated with the Moon and the planet Venus; furthermore, it is also linked to the influences of Rahu and Ketu. Salt possesses the capacity to absorb negative energy. If you hand salt directly into someone's hand, it carries the risk of triggering unnecessary quarrels and disputes. It is advisable to place the salt container on a table or surface, allowing the other person to pick it up themselves.

True to its name, chilies symbolize sharpness and intensity. According to Vastu Shastra, chilies should never be handed directly from one hand to another. Doing so can introduce bitterness into otherwise harmonious relationships between two individuals and spark disagreements.

Often, we inadvertently hand a handkerchief directly into another person's hand. According to Vastu, this habit is not at all auspicious. The direct exchange of a handkerchief can lead to financial losses and may also create emotional distance in relationships.

Sharp objects—such as scissors, knives, needles, or nails—symbolize cutting or piercing. Vastu Shastra asserts that passing these items directly from hand to hand creates bitterness and rifts in relationships. These, too, should be placed on a surface before being offered to another person.

In Astrology, the metal iron is believed to be directly associated with Lord Shani (Saturn), the dispenser of karmic justice. Handing any iron object directly into someone's hand can amplify the inauspicious influence of Saturn. Consequently, the individual may have to face financial hardships and various forms of mental stress.

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