VASTU AS SCIENCE

VAASTU IS A SCIENCE AN ART OF LIVING IN HARMONY WITH THE NATURE. IT IS BASED ON RESEARCHES, INSTRUMENTS AND DATABASE CASE STUDIES.

Vastu is the scientific study of directions, which aims at utilizing the natural energies for the benefit of humans, by creating a balance between man and material. As a science, it extracts the positive energy from the natural elements of the universe - the panchbhootas, namely, earth, water, air, sun and sky. It all these five elements, for creating a congenial setting or a place to live or work in, in most the scientific way, exploiting the benefits bestowed by the five basic elements.

Vaastu is a science of balancing building with the laws of nature. A Vaastu friendly or nature friendly building is perfectly balanced with nature. Vaastu is known as Sthapatya Veda or the Science of architecture. In the ancient period, Vaastu and architecture were one. Vaastu is in fact an architectural science which focuses on designing building considering the latitude, longitude and altitude of the place, climatology, land, location, subtle energies around and psychology of occupants. In other words Vaastu can also be described as - collection of experiences and expertise of thousand of years of our ancestors on the relationship between building, nature and their effects.

Vaastu : A scientific study of a building can only be done if it is studied in totality. The three factors which need to be taken into consideration are

Building : It includes the structure, openings, location, size, shape, internal layout and environment etc. A complete internal and external study of the dwellings is important.

Human beings : Human beings refer to the occupants of the building.The attitude, behavior and personality of the occupants play an important role in customized solutions.In This way we also take help of Birth Chart.

Environment : Environment refers to both internal and external environment. The external environment includes the surrounding, aggressions, Climatology, cosmic and geo energies etc. The internal environment comprises of indoor air, electromagnetic field, multiple chemical sensitivity, colour scheme, materials and furniture etc.