VastuSutram

The 5 elements of Vastu:

Interesting information about Vastu that I didn’t know! Items to avoid according to Vastu guidelines. Remove the following from your living and workspaces to prevent blocked energy or negativity: Broken or non-functioning items (clutter and broken furniture). Dead plants or fake, plastic flowers. Artwork depicting violence or sadness.

I implemented some of the Vastu tips that Lalit suggested a while back and the flat is feeling a little more peaceful now 🧘‍♀️

I found this interesting article explaining how to use Vastu in your home 🏡 https://www.architecturaldigest.in/content/vastu-shastra-25-tips-make-home-radiate-positive-energy/

Did some digging on Vastu: Vastu (or Vastu Shastra) is an ancient Indian science of architecture and spatial design. It translates to "science of dwelling" and focuses on aligning living and working spaces with natural forces, cosmic energies, and the five elements (earth, water, fire, air, and space) to promote health, prosperity, and overall well-being. Core Principles of Vastu: Vastu aims to balance positive and negative energies within a building by dictating specific layouts, designs, and directional alignments. The Five Elements: Every element is assigned to a specific direction to ensure environmental and energetic balance. Directions: The eight cardinal and intercardinal directions play a major role in how energy flows into a space. Placement & Design: Vastu provides specific guidelines for the placement of entrances, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, and even furniture to optimize natural elements like sunlight and wind

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Has anyone tried Vastu in their home? Did they notice a difference? Would love to hear about it 🏠

Some of the benefits that can be derived from Vastu:

Found some more Vastu tips regarding colors!

Hi Mia, I was quite busy for the past few days, so I couldn’t reply earlier. I have shared both maps for you. Please check them once, and if you have any doubts, feel free to let me know.