Principle
Bedroom Rules: What to Avoid and Where Heavy Furniture Goes
Keep heavy furniture and cupboards in the South, West or SW of the bedroom, and avoid sleeping under beams or tanks, near electronics, facing mirrors or over clutter.
Principle
Zone Suitability Depends on the Horoscope of Each Person
No zone suits everyone: a South-West bedroom, a West-South-West study, a bed in the West, or a South-facing seat or door can harm a person whose planet ruling that zone is debilitated.
What it does
Personalises the use of rooms and zones by reading the horoscope, as taught in interior vastu.
Cautions
- Debilitated Rahu: avoid sleeping in the South-West and studying in the West-South-West; cases of cancer were seen in people sleeping in the South-West.
- Very bad Shani: a bed in the West can bring a person close to death.
- Debilitated Mars: facing South, or a door in the South, can ruin the person.
Explanation and notes
Not everyone is happy sleeping in the South-West; many people with a South-West bedroom were found troubled. The horoscope also has zones and powers, and with that power a person can awaken his fortune. Interior vastu teaches, person by person, which place is for sleeping and which for studying, along with colours, metals, statues, portraits, paintings, indoor and outdoor plants and nakshatra plants.
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Principle
32 Outer Devtas of the 81 Pad Grid: 11.25 Degrees Each
The 81 pad grid, used for any house, factory, business or office, has 32 devtas (the 32 digpal) seated around its outer ring in the pishach bhoomi. One round covers 360 degrees, so each outer pad covers 360 divided by 32, that is 11.25 degrees, and half a pad 5.625 degrees.
Principle
Sixteen Zones of 22.5 Degrees and the Three Parts of Each Corner
Directions fall at every 90 degrees, the corner directions (vidisha) at 45 degrees and the zones at every 22.5 degrees, giving 16 zones. Each corner has three parts with different properties, for example Nairitya splits into dakshini nairitya (SSW), nairitya (SW) and paschimi nairitya (WSW).
Method
Marking the 16 Zones on a Plan With the Chakra or a Protractor
Find the centre, draw a reference line, set off the measured tilt to get exact North, then mark 22.5-degree zones starting 11.25 degrees on either side of North, using the Geo Vastu chakra or an ordinary protractor.
Method
Marking the 32 Outer Padas (Devta Pads) on a Plan
After zoning, mark the 32 outer padas of 11.25 degrees each: Soma (N5) is centred on exact North, extending 5.625 degrees on each side, and the remaining padas follow every 11.25 degrees.
Method
Zoning an Irregular Plot From a Line Parallel to the Measured Wall
For an irregular plot, measure the degree of one wall or axis, draw a line through the centre parallel to that wall, set off the measured tilt to get exact North, and then mark the zones as usual.
Principle
Which Centre to Use: Whole Plot for the Gate, Built Area for the House
On large plots such as villas, kothis and farmhouses, the whole plot inside the boundary wall is zoned for the gate and outbuildings, while the house itself is zoned on its constructed area alone.
Principle
Leave the Pishach Bhoomi Open on All Sides and Build in the South and West Part
The outer pishach bhoomi of a plot is always left open on all sides, and on a North-facing plot the building is placed in the South and West part, leaving open space for energy to enter.
Principle
North-East Zone: Clarity of Mind and the Place of Worship
About two hours before sunrise the sun sends ultraviolet rays into the North-East, which bring the greatest alertness to the neurons and glial cells of the brain. This pure energy suits the pure soul, so the North-East is the zone of clarity of mind and the place for worship.