Vastu Shastra

One should be very careful before taking any decision. Some basic points I have already told, now the main things that one should consider are.

  • The length of the plot should be more in the North-South direction as compared to the East-West direction.
  • If all the corner angles of the plot are 90 degrees, it is a good plot.
  • The gowmukha plot is one that is narrower at the entrance and becomes broader as we go in. It is very auspicious.
  • A plot with all corners 90 degrees having two sides’ road front and back is a good plot.
  • A plot with four corners having 90 degrees angles with three sides of four sides’ roads is a very good plot.
  • If the house is projected in any of either directions, then one should always consider the following rules.
  • The North/East projection is good and is recommended.
  • The South/East, South/West and North/West projections are not good sites and are not recommended according to Vastu but if one already has this kind of plot, it can be corrected.
  • If you are seeing the plot which is cut in either direction, then it is not recommended.
  • Now if the plot angles are not at 90 degrees, be sure about it whether it is ‘shermukha plot’ or ‘gowmukha plot’.

The shermukha plot is one that has a broader entrance and it becomes narrower as we go in. It is NOT at all recommended for the residence.

Usually, people believe that the South facing plot is not good and that these are all myths, it entirely depends upon the full orientation,

The entrance of the house depends on the zodiac sign of the owner. It is as follows.

  1. Kark ( Cancer)
    Virchak (Scorpio ) EAST facing plot
    Meen (Pisces)
  2. Mithun (Gemini)
    Kanya ( Virgo) SOUTH facing plot
    Makar (Pisces)
  3. Rishab (Taurus)
    Tula ( Libra) WEST facing plot
    Kumbh (Aquarius)
  4. Mesh (Aries)
    Singh ( Leo) NORTH facing plot
    Dhanu (Sagittarius)

We Can Categorize The Doors In Seven Different Categories , Each Of Them Is Discussed Below.

Entry Doors
The front door is usually the most eye-catching feature of a house. The entrance door should need to be in relation to the style of their surroundings. Whether viewed from inside or outside, they become an integral part of a home's design. They can vary from modern glass doors to gothic style, from multi-paneled to arched doors.
Interior Doors
Interior doors help to connect rooms and sometime it varies from simple flush door to traditional and glass doors. Interior doors need not be impenetrable barriers, frosted or beveled glass doors allow the sunshine to come yet seal off the noise and the view.
Glass Doors
A glass door design should reflect the sensuous sophistication and detailed elegance. Decorative glass is a very good option to door units. Whether it is stained, beveled, etched, mirrored, painted or sand blasted, they can turn the door into a work of art. The patterned glass panels diffuse the light and fill the room with a bright but less intense glow.
Paneled Doors
These doors can be elaborately molded and exuberantly carved, painted and glided. These doors cope well with most weather conditions and need virtually no maintenance. In these doors, a distinct impact is created through fine joinery and sensitive use of material and design.
Metal Doors
These doors are impressive for their intricate and bold surfaces. They can withstand hard use in both interior and exterior application. Copper, bronze, brass and pewter are the metal finish for the door.
French Doors
French or sliding doors help link living space and garden while doubling as view walls. A sense of accessibility is always achieved through these doors.
Carved Doors
In classical designer houses, the door is treated as a showpiece, thus carved decorations are seen here. With these doors, elegance and permanence are a reality, not just a façade. These highly ornamented carved wooden panels are originally intended for a grand house.

We Can Categorize The Doors In Seven Different Categories , Each Of Them Is Discussed Below.

Aagney

It is the lord of fire and is positioned in the South-East direction.

Aap

Means water , which is one of the five elements that constituent our universe.

Aakash

Means Space , which is another element that constitutes our univers.

Atman

The individual consciousness.

Brahma

The creator of the universe.

Istaka

The brick , as known in the Vedic times.

Jiva

The soul.

Kalpadruma

The wishing tree.

Purusha

The consciousness, the life source.

Parmataman

The universal consciousness.

Prana

The life.

Prakriti

The nature.

Samadhi

( Sthiti) – To sit with folded legs on the ground in one posture for meditation.

Shankh

The counch , a sea shell through which the sound is produced and is mostly used in religious ceremonies.

Shrishti

Creation of the entire universe.

Sthapati

The architect , as known in the Vedic times.

Sutregrahi

The draughtsman , as known in the Vedic times.

Takshaka

The carpenter , as known in the Vedic times.

Vardhaki

The mason , as known in the Vedic times.

Aura

It is defined as luminous radiation, a radiant light around a person’s head or body. The different colors appearing in the aura have been studied by physics, and various tints of each color suggest different characteristics.

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