Also known aspoliticsadministrationstatusrajneeti
When the neighbouring house in the East is taller than yours, you lose the energy of the sun. Either add a storey or raise a metal flag of brass in the South-West of your roof, higher than the neighbour's building, so that your building starts receiving cosmic energy.
South-West of your own roof
Rise before sunrise and do Surya namaskar; for better results fast on Sunday with one salt-free meal, or at least keep a one-hour fast without water after sunrise.
Every house should have a ruby (manik) buried in the ground of the East, especially where the East doors are closed or walls block the Sun.
East of the house, Surya (E5) pad
The special treatment of Mahendra is a silver moon engraved with a swastik (and the marks drawn in class), hung at the E4 pad at its time while the chandra swar flows with water or earth tatva.
E4 (Mahendra) pad, above navel height
Keep water in a gold vessel, or in a copper lota covered with a pyramid, at the Surya devta pad and drink it on waking to absorb the power of Surya.
E5 (Surya devta) pad, wherever it falls in the house
People who are not getting political success draw a swastik on gomti chakra and, while drawing it, hold and write their wish. Being calcium phosphate, gomti chakra links that intention quickly with the universe.
An eagle figure facing North, and an Ashoka Pillar where government support is needed, are energising symbols for the office.
Office; eagle facing North
When Mercury and Jupiter sit together and both are benefic, a painting of a lion (babbar sher) in the North, North-East or East-North-East gives the power to rule and dominance in one's field.
North, North-East or East-North-East
When the Sun is exalted (sign 1) or swagrahi (sign 5) and sits in a kendra, a rising sun picture or a brass sun in the East brings name, fame and success in politics.
East
When benefic Jupiter and Venus sit together, a painting of running horses in an odd number, or of a cow or bull, in the East or South-East brings fame, happiness and sound judgement.
East or South-East
When Rahu is exalted or swagrahi, a solid elephant statue or painting with its trunk raised in the South-West brings stability, success and dominance.
South-West
The Ashok pillar symbol is used for government support and courage; it is placed in the North-West of an office or factory and is said to bring success.
North-West of office or factory
A lion scenery placed from NNE to East helps settle revenue and government work and gives authority.
NNE to East
Red horses represent the fire element and the Sun (Surya nadi), so they are placed in the South in an odd number (1, 3, 5, 7 and so on) for fame and recognition.
South, horses facing North or East
The Surya mukh symbol represents the fire element; it brings successful meetings, connection with people, political power, social contacts and proper communication.
The elephant represents Rahu, whose zones run from South to South-West (SSW, SW, WSW). In south-facing or nairitya-facing houses with the entry there, two brass elephants with raised trunks pacify the door dosh.
South to South-West at the entrance, facing North or East