Vaastu

Vastu is a traditional Indian system of architecture and design that focuses on creating buildings and spaces that are in harmony with the natural environment. It is based on the belief that the laws of nature can affect the health, prosperity, and well-being of people living in a particular space.

Vastu incorporates principles from Hindu and Buddhist traditions, as well as traditional Indian astronomy and astrology. It emphasizes the importance of aligning buildings and spaces with the cardinal directions and the flow of natural energies, such as the sun, wind, and water.

Vastu aims to create spaces that are conducive to health, happiness, and prosperity. It recommends specific design and layout principles, such as placing the entrance of a building in the northeast direction and the kitchen in the southeast direction, to create balance and harmony in the space.

Vastu is not a religion, but rather a set of design principles that can be applied to any building or space, regardless of the individual’s religious beliefs. It is often used in the design of homes, offices, temples, and other buildings in India and other parts of the world.