Vastu Shastra

What is Vastu Shastra & Why is it important?
Vastu means balancing the 5 important factors around us, Namely Earth, Fire, water, space & air which will also increase the flow of good energy around us. Vastu is not about religion or faith but an ancient science of architecture (Building). It is believed that the more positive energies are around you, the more abundance is attracted towards you. So from the above discussion, let's see why vastu shastra is important & what kind of benefit we can attain from it. Here are a few points on why vastu is an important factor.


Bring happiness
The perfect vastu setting makes you feel relaxed all the time. An east facing open window is a good suggestion to get cool breeze into your home during summer & also keeps you warm during winter.


Harmony in relationship
The basic demand of the family to see vastu is for harmony in the home. When you declutter the unwanted things in your home, you let positive energies to flow into your house, which is considered to be a good omen to build healthy relationships


Good Financial status
Proper application of the vastu procedure will uplift your life status & always regular flow of the economic condition in the family.


Life betterment
Vastu compliant homes give you a betterment in the life & soul by giving a living space that is free of garbage and other clutter, may help you revive your body, mind and soul much. Always the bright & the clean home will attract positive energy, keep you happy & bring in prosperity.


Spiritual knowledge
Vastu can really enhance your knowledge and interest for spirituality as well. It can help to realise something deeper within them, life, death, etc. These are the pillars that one has to rely on while trying to find out what their inner self should be.


You can use this ancient science to achieve success at any point in your life.

'Vastu Shastra' or the 'Science of Architecture' is a form of traditional Hindu architecture. It is considered as a part of Astrology's third stream called 'Sanghita' or 'Collection