Why is the main door so significant?
In Vastu, the main door is the “Simha Dwara”—the mouth of the house. It is where all energy enters. It should be the largest door
In Vastu, the main door is the “Simha Dwara”—the mouth of the house. It is where all energy enters. It should be the largest door
Plants bring the Wood element and life energy into a home. While Money plants and Tulsi (Holy Basil) are highly auspicious in the North or
Yes, mirrors are powerful tools. They are used to “extend” missing corners or reflect positive energy. However, they should never be placed directly opposite the
The Brahmasthan is the central point of the home. It should be kept empty, clean, and well-lit. Placing heavy furniture, pillars, or toilets in the
The Master Bedroom belongs in the South-West (Nairutya). This is the Earth zone, providing stability, leadership, and grounding for the head of the family.
The kitchen should ideally be in the South-East (Agneya) corner, which is the zone of Fire. If that isn’t possible, the North-West is a secondary
Not at all. This is a widespread myth. A South-facing property can bring great fame and prosperity, provided the main entrance is located in the
Yes. Modern Vastu specializes in “remedies without demolition.” By using elemental tools like metal strips, crystals, specific colors, and geometric pyramids, we can balance the
While every direction serves a purpose, the North-East (Ishanya) is considered the most sacred. Governed by the Water element, it is the source of spiritual
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