Vastu consultancy

The term “Vaastu” is derived from the Sanskrit word “Vas,” meaning “to dwell” or “to live.” Vaastu Shastra is an ancient Indian science all about how to build and arrange things like houses and buildings in a way that’s in tune with nature. It’s been around for thousands of years.

The idea behind Vaastu is to create spaces where people can live and work happily and peacefully. It’s like a set of rules for architects and builders to follow to make sure buildings have good vibes and don’t mess with the natural energy around them.

They talk about things like which direction a house should face, where rooms should be placed, and how to use elements like sunlight and wind to make a place feel just right. It’s kind of like Feng Shui, but with its own Indian twist.

People still use Vaastu today because they believe it helps bring luck, health, and success to those who live or work in spaces built according to its principles. It’s still relevant for creating happy and harmonious environments in the modern world.

The importance of Vaastu lies in its holistic approach to architecture, considering various factors such as the direction, location, and layout of a building, as well as the elements of nature, such as sunlight, wind, and water. According to Vaastu principles, every aspect of a structure influences the well-being and success of its occupants, including their health, wealth, and relationships.

Vaastu emphasizes the concept of “Vastu Purusha,” a cosmic energy force believed to reside within the building site. By aligning the construction and design of a building with the cosmic energies and natural elements, Vaastu aims to harness positive vibrations and minimize negative influences, thereby promoting harmony and prosperity.

In modern times, Vaastu continues to be widely practiced,  in India and also in various parts of the world where people seek to create harmonious living and working environments. While some consider Vaastu as a traditional belief system, many architects and designers integrate its principles into their work to enhance the functionality and positive energy flow of buildings.