Guest guest Posted October 8, 2006 Report Share Posted October 8, 2006 Dear Bipin, I want to add a few points on my favorite topic, Vastu. - Plot is orientated at 45deg - this is not desirable [My comments] Yes the strength of the property automatically reduces by 50 percent if the orientation is not to the cardinal directions. However, there are certain ways of rectifying this - one way is to use certain prescribed yantras. - East is higher than West - property is sloped this way and there is a Mountain in the East [My comments] I would give weightage to North East being higher than South West. In regard to the mountain, the vegetation and water bodies if any need to be considered before we say it is bad or good. India has Himalayas in the North East and father, Niranjan Babu Bangalore, recommends it for certain aspects. Just because there is a mountain, we should not un-necessarily worry. - Building is odd shaped [My comments] Irregular buildings, if not built according to modular extension is not recommended in Vastu - Pool in South - not the best place for water [My comments] Look at the resident's financial status and trends. the above statement can be understood well. - Kitchen is in Brahmastan [My comments] What about the cooking place (stove) and the exhaust location? The 9 squares grid also known as peetha mandala is to identify the balances/imbalances of the bhootas. To understand and measure the energy strength, we need to split the plot using different divisions based on manushyalaya or devalaya. - Installing a spot light in SW corner of property which should shine upwards - this will rectify slope imbalance. [My comments] How will this rectify the slope imbalance? I don't see any relation with spot-light and flow of energies? - Create a Rock Garden in SW corner of property [My comments] Good idea. Based on the person's janma rasi and Atma Karaka, it can be South of South West or West of South West. - Keep the curtains and blinds open in North - this is normally kept closed at all times [My comments] Movement of energy is always desirable. - Install mirror on NE wall of living Room to 'open' up this area [My comments] Mirrors always have to be handled with care. They can bring in unknown/unwanted troubles resulting in more grief if the measurements and location of the mirror is not proper. - Not sure what remedy for pool in South [My comments] Look at the position of Jupiter and Mars in the persons horoscope. If they are favorable, the primary elements denoted by them have to be activated. Else, other remedies have to be resorted to - Change the Dining Room so as to keep the brahmastan open [My comments] Dining Room in Brahmasthana is Ok Vastu Shastra is the only remedial science which takes care of all imbalances - be it horoscopic or non-horscopic. You can refer to Father's HandBook on Vastu and Vastu - Relevance to modern times. The above topics are discussed in detail there. Om Tat Sat, Raman Suprajarama ______ Raman Suprajarama [cru115 ] Sunday, October 08, 2006 12:57 PM cru115 (AT) niranjanbabu (DOT) com Fwd: [Jaya Jagannatha] Vastu Q - Plot Orientation "Bipin Prag (Gmail)" <bipinprag > wrote: <> "Bipin Prag \(Gmail\)" <bipinprag > Thu, 5 Oct 2006 10:40:58 +0200 [Jaya Jagannatha] Vastu Q - Plot Orientation Jaya Jaganantha Dear Swee, Hare Krishna I have a few questions regarding plots orientated 45 deg. Ideally, one would want to orientate the house according to the primary Vastu directions, but unfortunately 'modern' architects are so ill-informed. Anyway, looking at this property (pic attached) The plot is almost square, and on a slope with the mountain along the East side of the property. The ground is relatively flat except for a slope from NE to SW. The road is also running from NE to SW entrance of the house is from NW. The house is very odd shaped and there is a pool in the South. The Owner has been traveling and is more away than living there - probably NW entrance showing this. The owner would like to sell the house but is struggling and has opted to keep the property but make some improvements based on Vastu principles My initial view on this property is that he should sell the property because of the following reasons - Plot is orientated at 45deg - this is not desirable - East is higher than West - property is sloped this way and there is a Mountain in the East - Building is odd shaped - Pool in South - not the best place for water - Kitchen is in Brahmastan Ive superimposed the 9 squares on the property. Now looking at the house, the NE is open or not existent depends on how one positions the grid. The out building in the SE l-section is an entertainment area with guest quarters. The Kitchen and dining room is in the Brahmastan. The Bedrooms are in the SW - this is ok. The two lounge areas are in the NW section - this also seems ok. I have suggested the following remedies - Installing a spot light in SW corner of property which should shine upwards - this will rectify slope imbalance. - Create a Rock Garden in SW corner of property - Keep the curtains and blinds open in North - this is normally kept closed at all times - Install mirror on NE wall of living Room to 'open' up this area - Not sure what remedy for pool in South - Change the Dining Room so as to keep the brahmastan open Could you please also give the technique how to approach house that are orientated 45deg. Do we use the Vastu grid like I did, or should one keep the grid in the direction of the house, but of course with the directions changed accordingly Please guide me if im on the right track and offer some other practical solutions. Love Bipin ______ How low will we go? Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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