Introduction
Buying a home is an important decision for you and your family, so it’s essential to consider Vastu Shastra before making a purchase.
Buying a home is an important decision.
Vastu Shastra is a system of architecture that has been used in India for thousands of years. It teaches how to create harmonious spaces by understanding natural laws, balancing positive and negative forces within our environment, and creating beautiful homes that reflect who we are as individuals.
This ancient system of architecture has been used in India for thousands of years and can help you find the perfect place for your new home.
Keep the main door in the North, East, or Northeast.
A north, east or northeast main door should be kept open at all times.
The door should be at least 5 feet from the corner of your house and 3 feet from any wall edges.
The key to a successful home is having a well-placed main entrance that allows for good circulation of air throughout your new home.
Vastu Tips for Home “Master Bedroom”
The master bedroom must be located in South West of the house.
The master bedroom should be on the ground floor, facing south and having a window that looks towards the west. A door to this room will open into your garden or patio for evening walks and relaxation after a busy day at work.
Vastu Tips for Home “kitchen”
The kitchen should be in the South-East. This direction is considered to be the most auspicious, as it has a positive effect on wealth and health. It also enhances family harmony, which is important for any new home purchase.
The kitchen should face East – this means that you can cook with ease and enjoy the fresh air from outside without having to open up all your windows!
Don’t place your kitchen in the North or West because these directions have negative associations with money loss, bad luck, and illness.
Never buy a home that has a toilet in the Northeast.
There are many reasons why you should never buy a home that has a toilet in the Northeast.
It will be bad for your health: Toilets are associated with more than just bodily functions. They also bring money and good luck to people who use them regularly, so if you want to avoid bad things happening while living in your new home, make sure there’s no way for waste products to travel from one room to another through plumbing pipes or holes in walls that could be used as conduits for bacteria growth (or worse).
It will be bad for wealth: As we’ve seen before with homes built during periods of economic hardship (like during World War II), houses built, later on, tend not only to offer better amenities but also have historically lower prices than those built earlier on—which means that if you’re looking at buying an older house now instead of waiting until prices go down further down again then this may not be such a big deal after all! But if there was something wrong with our theory then maybe it would make sense why someone might want their first place even though they don’t need much space yet; maybe they just really love having somewhere warm where everyone knows each other well enough yet still feel like strangers together because meeting new people outside their families’ circle isn’t forced upon them constantly.”
Ensure there is no overhead water tank near the house.
If you notice a tank of water near your home, it is best to move it away from the house. This can cause problems with the drainage system and also cause health issues for family members who live in that area.
There must not be any water pooling outside the door or stairway leading to it and the compound wall must have a smooth surface.
The house should not be located near a river or stream.
Conclusion
Hopefully, this article has given you some valuable tips to consider when buying a home. Visit our YouTube Channel for more detail.
