Vastu Shastra, an ancient Indian architectural science, provides principles for structuring and arranging living spaces to foster harmony and equilibrium. The analysis of a building, whether it is a residence, workplace, or any other structure, is an integral part of Vastu; this examination ensures alignment with the principles of Vastu Shastra. The objective is to enhance positive energies and minimize negative influences within the environment. Vastu analysis involves assessing various factors, including the direction, shape, and placement of rooms, doors, windows, and other architectural elements within a structure. The goal is to achieve a balance among the five elements, water, fire, air, and space – while also considering factors such as magnetic fields, solar energy, and cosmic influences.
          These are the fundamental components or elements that are considered essential when examining a space according to Vastu principles.

                   Vastu emphasizes the importance of aligning a building or a room in a specific direction to harness positive energies and avoid negative influences. For example, the main entrance is usually given special attention, and it is recommended to face certain directions for prosperity and well-being.

                Different rooms in a house have suggested orientations and locations based on Vastu principles. For instance, the kitchen, bedroom, and prayer room may have specific recommendations for their ideal placement within the structure.

           Vastu Shastra also provides guidance on the use of colors and materials in different parts of a building. Certain colors and materials are believed to enhance positive energy, while others may be considered less auspicious.

               The positioning of furniture and other interior elements is also a part of Vastu analysis. It involves optimizing the flow of energy and ensuring a balanced and harmonious arrangement.

               Before constructing a building, Vastu principles may be applied to analyze the characteristics of the land or site. Factors such as the shape of the plot, slope, and surrounding environment are taken into consideration..

                Our astrologers incorporate their knowledge of astrology and Vastu Shastra principles to assess and provide guidance on the Vastu of a space. They may utilize various approaches and forms of consultation to assist you.

          Analyzing the birth charts (horoscopes) of the individuals residing in space, astrologers consider the positions of planets and astrological houses to detect any potential conflicts with Vastu principles.

           Examining the impact of particular planets on the general energy and well-being of the occupants, astrologers could suggest modifications to the building layout or room functions aligned with the planetary positions in the birth charts.

            Some practitioners use tools like dowsing rods, pendulums, or energy scanners to assess the energy flow within a space. These tools are believed to detect subtle energies and identify areas with imbalances.

               Numerology, the study of numbers and their significance is sometimes integrated into Vastu analysis. Numerological principles may guide decisions related to room numbers, building dimensions, and other architectural considerations.

         The use of specific colors to enhance positive energies and balance the five elements is a common practice in Vastu. Practitioners may recommend certain color schemes for different rooms based on their associated energies.

              The use of sound and music to harmonize energy is another aspect of Vastu analysis. Specific sounds or musical instruments may be suggested to create a positive ambiance and balance within a space.

            Prior to building construction, practitioners might perform a comprehensive analysis of the surrounding landforms, including hills, water bodies, and vegetation. The natural features of the land are evaluated in accordance with Vastu principles.

            The use of Vastu yantras (geometric diagrams) and symbols is believed to enhance positive energies. Placing yantras at specific locations within a building is thought to bring balance and harmony.

                 Certain Vastu principles are linked to astronomical considerations, such as the position of the North Star (Dhruva Nakshatra) and the equator. Aligning structures with astronomical features is believed to have positive effects.

             Vastu aims to create harmony and balance in living and working spaces by aligning them with natural forces and energies.

             Many believe that following Vastu principles can contribute to overall well-being, prosperity, and positive energy flow in a space.

           Some people turn to Vastu analysis to address specific issues or challenges they may be facing in their personal or professional lives.

            Vastu is deeply rooted in Indian culture and tradition, and individuals may consult experts to adhere to these cultural beliefs.

          Vastu Dosha refers to an imbalance or negative aspect in the principles of Vastu Shastra, the traditional Indian architectural system. In Vastu, it is believed that certain spatial arrangements or constructions may lead to unfavorable energy flow, resulting in negative effects on the occupants of a building.