The Amazing Principles Of Vastu Shastra

Vastu Shastra is basically one of the important traditional sciences that proposes principles of proper architecture. The book, "Amazing Principles of Vastu Shastra" is based on the study of the authors dealing with construction of traditional dwellings, especially the Indo-Aryan houses. In this research it was observed that structure of the houses mainly follow a similar module regardless of the wealth of the owner; a module which is very close to the principles proposed in Vastu Shastra science of architecture. The universal principles of Feng Shui as another example of the sciences dealing with proper architecture can also be traced in the construction of such traditional houses. However, during this study, a number of differences between the practices introduced in Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui were noticed which are believed to be due to the differences in environmental configurations and cultural behaviors, especially regarding the knowledge of directions, slopes, etc. Therefore to have a thorough knowledge of the best energetic formation for architectural spaces, it is highly recommended to also study the book "Fabulous Principles of Feng-Shui."

If you want to discover the ancient Indian science called Vastu Shastra, then keep reading... Congratulations on finding this book, your gateway to the vast world of the ancient science of Vastu Shastra. This book is written to suit an array of audiences, from beginners who've never heard about Vastu Shastra to seasoned architects who wish to implement The Vastu principles and teachings. You'll get to explore the vibrant history of Vastu, learning how it developed and evolved throughout the centuries, as well as its relationship with Feng Shui. Take a stroll through beautiful Hindu palaces built to perfection by the nature-based techniques taught by Vastu's art and science. Although this book focuses on providing an in-depth guide to the core Vastu principles, Feng Shui is considered as well. Unlike many other books, this one will focus on finding complementary designs and strategies that incorporate both sciences for the best effect, rather than pit them against each other to determine a "winner". By observing modern life through the lens of Vastu, you'll come to grasp just how timeless this design philosophy is. You can expect to find great, intuitive ways to integrate ancient and mystical concepts into modern buildings with ease. From climate change to our carbon footprint, this book elaborates on how to tackle the new challenges we are now facing, providing a unique outlook. The essential Vastu principles will be explained to ensure that beginners can grasp the knowledge and concepts analyzed throughout the book. It familiarizes the reader with each vibration and form of energy in the Vastu Shastra. Despite the challenge of condensing the entire Vastu science into a single book, you can still easily implement its principles once you're done reading. Throughout this volume, you'll get to: Take a walk through ancient India's buildings and learn what factors were considered in their design, from conception to construction. Understand the deep relation between Feng Shui and Vastu Shastra, in addition to their intersections and divergences. Learn what makes a place balanced, tranquil, and harmonious so you can set your own standards. Learn how you can use Vastu principles professionally when designing a building from scratch. Discover the effectiveness of Vastu in your home and its advantages. Discover whether your house is affected by Sick Building Syndrome (SBS). Calibrate the true scale of damage caused by not following Vastu principles. Learn how you can use the precepts of Vastu to improve and optimize your workplace (offices, hospitals, etc.). Gain insight on how to choose a Vastu-compliant workspace or home. Learn about the amazing ways you can use Vastu to integrate green spaces into your life. Embark on a journey to discover the mystical energy concentration created by pyramid shapes. Discover how you can dispel negative energy and recreate it according to Vastu Principles. You'll find plenty of tips, advice, and examples in every chapter to help you implement Vastu and Feng Shui principles with ease. After you finish reading this book, you'll be surprised to find yourself thinking in terms of Vastu; your body and soul will become guides that help you see through the most mystical of vibrations and energies. Scroll up and click the "add to cart" button and ready to begin your journey towards a well-balanced, optimized, and harmonious life!

The book "Fabulous Principles of Feng Shui" is based on the study of the authors dealing with traditional sciences of architecture and more specifically Feng Shui as an esoteric view towards the science of built space. Since there are many models of Feng Shui being practiced today, which provide controversial theories regarding concepts and principles of this science, the authors have tried to introduce the more universal approach that can be used by a wider range of people. During this study, a number of differences between the practices introduced in Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui were noticed which are believed to be due to the environmental issues or cultural behaviors, especially regarding the knowledge of directions, slopes, etc. Therefore to have a thorough knowledge of the best energetic formation for architectural spaces, it is highly recommended to study the book "Amazing Principles of Vastu Shastra." This book basically introduces the principles behind the science of Feng Shui as practiced today.

The science of Vastu or Indian Architecture was developed thousands of years ago and continues to be used in home and building design today. The Principles of Vastu explains the need to achieve harmony and balance between the place where one lives or works and the forces of Nature. This insightful introduction to Vastu shares traditional methods for selecting building sites and layouts to work with the cardinal directions of the Earth and align with its positive influences. Readers will learn how to create beneficial relationships between the spaces we inhabit and the complex energies that surround us.

“Vastu Shastra: for a Healthy, Prosperous and Happy life” is an in-depth study of the ancient Indian Science of Vastu Shastra. This book unearths the various Vastu principles and practices of constructing houses, buildings or workplaces in such a way that there is a harmonious balance between the structure, the nature and the various energies including Cosmic and Electromagnetic forces. This book will help you to: • Create homes, buildings or any new structure in compliance with Vastu; • Make your existing homes or flats Vastu compliant including decorating the interiors of the house by ensuring placement of various things as per Vastu; • Understand ways to help working professionals to make their workplaces Vastu compliant. This book is a one stop shop as it explains in simple words the various rules and tools for the identification and correction of various Vastu defects. Comparison between Vastu and Feng Shui along with their tools have been explained in simple words for the benefit of the readers. By understanding these principles, the readers will be able to apply Vastu remedies on their own and make their lives stress free, happier, healthier and successful. Though very clearly, we want to strongly iterate that Vastu is not a replacement for hard work, it is just that one’s hard work and efforts will be fruitful and yield the desired results if one’s home and workplace are in compliance with Vastu principles.

This book describes the measurement system used in Maharishi Sthapatya Veda in terms of Group theory. The Vastu measurement system is based on the square and its eight levels of symmetry. Using the concepts of modern Group theory, deep principles at the basis of the measurement system are illustrated in a new light and explain the original significance of the Vedic measurement system. Measurement based on Vedic dimensions is an essential part of Vedic City Plannnig since all architecture requires precise dimensions. Principles of Vastu Planning explains the origin of this Vedic measurement system. The second part of the book explains country planning according to natural law in a way which is most practical and beneficial for its people as introduced by world-renowed sage Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Country planning in accordance with natural law outlines the concept of a global grid based on latitudes and longitudes which is the basis of Vastu planning at every scale; housing, village, town, province and whole country. The smallest scale of planning eventually comes down to a square the size of a house where the convergence of longitudes can be ignored. This significance of the square is explained in the first part of the book.

This book talks about the fundamentals of domestic vastu. The word Vastu originated from the Sanskrit word “Vas” and the meaning of this word is to live life or to reside. The word “Vasu” originated from “Vas” and finally this word “Vastu” originated from “Vasu”. Meaning of the word Vastu is a place where a person resides. The meaning of Shastra is a book which deals with the mysterious and systematic explanation of a subject, therefore the meaning of Vastushastra is a book related to the residence. The origin and anatomy of Vastushastra is based on the principle of the five elements of creation. As our body is also made up of these five elements, if enough attention is paid to the incorporation of these five elements in the construction of a house then the people residing in the building shall reside happily. These five elements are- Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Space. Our universe also is made up of these five elements only. Therefore the saying goes – (Yatpindetatbramhande). God ( bhagwan) has given these five gifts to us– from (bha) bhumi (land), from (ga) gagan (sky, ether), from (va) vayuq (air), from (na) neer (water). God is represented by the symbol (Om). These five elements are present in this Om also. “Aa” is Agni (fire), “Au” is Jal (water), “Ma” is Vayu (air), “ W ” (ardhachandra) is Bhoomi (land) and “0” is Akash (ether, sky). Similarly the word Vastu also denotes these five elements. From “Va” Vayu (air), from “Aa” Agni (fire), from “Sa” “Srishti” Bhoomi (land), from “Ta” Tat means Akash (ether/ sky) and from “Au” Jal (water). These five elements also are represented by the five planets. 1. Earth is represented by Mars 2. Water is represented by Venus 3. Fire is represented by Sun 4. Air is represented by Saturn 5. Ether is represented by Jupiter. Similarly mind is controlled by Moon. Intelligence is controlled by Mercury. Ego and arrogance is controlled by Rahu and moksha or spirituality by Ketu. Disbalance of these elements in the body produces ill health and disease. In a similar manner the disbalance of these elements in a house creates varied kind of troubles for the persons living in it. There are unlimited forces present in nature. Some of these forces influence us, for example the gravitational force of earth, the magnetic and electrical energy of the universe and the electromagnetic force present everywhere. These energies also exist in the constructed house and they continue influencing the electromagnetic force present in the human body. This produces the auspicious or inauspicious results. These results vary from place to place depending on the geographical location. For these reasons the results of vastu principles are not the same all over the world. They differ according to the longitude and latitude of the place. They also differ according to the horoscope of the person concerned. If man goes along with the flow of nature's energies, it produces good health, progress and prosperity. If he goes against the flow of nature, he faces hurdles and obstructions everywhere. Hence it is utmost important and necessary for us to organize our lives according to nature, only then we can live happily. Halayudha kosha says that, Vastu is that art of house construction, which starts from Ishan kona etc and which protects the residents of the house from natural calamities and obstructions.