"Ideally, Buddhist altars should be set in the east; this is because the Buddha sat facing east beneath the Bodhi Tree in Bodh Gaya, when he espied the morning star and experienced great enlightenment. The east is where the sun rises, illuminating us all."
In One Direction
They should be facing in the direction of the book.
the elephant should face the entrance of the house.
They should face north.
When you are doing pooja ur face should be in East side...
it should face the sun so it can absorb the energy and light
It doesn't matter which direction you face while meditating. It doesn't matter how you sit, what you wear or when you meditate.
east to west
You face it to the north so the Buddha sees all. Ex: He sees sunrise and sunset!Answer:There are no guidelines for placing statuary in Buddhism except the normal aesthetic comsiderations of the owner. The "Lauhing Buddha" in this case is not even a Buddhist statute but a Taoist representation of a Cinese a folkloric figure of Taoist folklore traditions.
There is no Correct answer for that, it could face in any direction
Face it west so there is light on it in the evening.
No restrictions on the Muslim home direction to face per Islam teachings. However, Muslims during praying should face the direction to Kaaba ln Makkah (or Mecca) in Saudi Arabia.