"Vastu Shastra," an ancient Indian discipline, forms a crucial part of Indian architecture. The term combines "Vastu," meaning dwelling, and "Shastra," meaning science or technology, reflecting its focus on the principles of designing and constructing buildings.
In modern times, infrastructure developers often loosely apply the concept of Vastu compliance. The developers must balance government construction norms and regulations, skyrocketing land and construction material prices and user aspirations against the competitive market backdrop. Impulsive planning and disorderly and chaotic architectural methods have led to the basic problem today i.e. disharmony with the nature and universe. This has increased stress in the lives of the residents of these establishments because of financial stress, health issues, and not having cordial relations with family members.
With life becoming tougher and more complex, buying a flat or constructing it as per Vastu Shastra has become a next-to-impossible task. For instance, in many residential complexes, only 25 percent of towers face the ideal North or North-East direction, undermining traditional Vastu principles.
Vastu is a bridge between man and nature. Vastu Dosh or doshas occur if your house or workplace is violating any principle of Vastu. It is not possible to change or alter the position of everything in the house, minor changes can be done. A Vastu dosh or dosha can be corrected through changes in the interiors of the house, by changing the placements, by using regulators or by using some charged or stimulator objects. Every Vastu doshas has some remedy and if a proper solution is provided by a Vastu Consultant, happiness and peace come back to life again.
I have been practicing astrology and offering Vastu guidance for many years, while my wife, Shakun Sharma, has extensive experience with crystals and energy cycles. Together, we aim to present Vastu principles in a practical, easy-to-understand manner.
We have simplified the principles and rules of this ancient science, demonstrating how readers can apply them to lead healthier, more successful, and fulfilling lives. Vastu is not a substitute for hard work, but it can enhance the results of your efforts when your home and workplace align with its principles.
We hope you enjoy reading this book and can rectify the Vastu Dosha by understanding it first and then doing remedies as suggested.
