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Vastu for Plots

Buying land and constructing a building — whether for residential or commercial use — is complex and demanding. That is why selecting the right Bhoomi, or plot, is so crucial.

Vastu for Plots

01

Shape of the Plot

  • Understand the purpose of the plot first. Whether it is for residential or commercial use affects the ideal shape — Gomukhi (cow-faced) or Vyaghramukhi (tiger/lion-faced).
  • Square or rectangular plots are considered ideal as they promote balance and harmony.
  • Avoid irregularly shaped plots, as they can create disturbances and imbalances.

02

Orientation

  • The plot should ideally have its longer sides facing East–West or North–South.
  • The main entrance to the plot should be in the auspicious directions of East, North or North-East.

03

Boundaries

  • Ensure that the plot has clear and well-defined boundaries.
  • Boundaries should be regular, without cuts or extensions.

04

Slope and Level

  • A plot that slopes towards the North or East is preferable.
  • The plot should be level, without uneven surfaces or depressions.

05

Surroundings

  • Check the surroundings for negative influences, such as large buildings or structures casting shadows.
  • Avoid plots near graveyards, hospitals or other places with heavy negative energy.

06

Water Bodies and Underground Water

  • A water body such as a pond or lake to the North-East or North of the plot is considered auspicious.
  • Avoid a water body in the South or South-West.
  • Ensure there are no underground water sources such as wells or borewells in the South-West of the plot.

07

Trees and Plants

  • Planting trees and plants in the North-East or East of the plot is beneficial.
  • Avoid tall trees in the South or West, as they can block sunlight.

08

Elevation and Construction

  • The plot should be higher in the South and West than in the North and East.
  • Construct buildings closer to the South and West boundaries, leaving more open space in the North and East.

09

Balancing the Elements

Maintain a balance of the five elements — earth, water, fire, air and space — by incorporating them harmoniously in the design and layout.

These are general guidelines. Vastu is a complex subject and its application varies with specific circumstances, so it is advisable to consult a Vastu expert who can give personalised guidance based on your individual plot and its surroundings.

प्रश्न FAQs

Questions about Plots

What is Vastu for plots?

Vastu for plots is the branch of Vastu Shastra that deals with the selection, shape and orientation of land for construction, to support harmony and prosperity.

Why is Vastu important when buying a plot?

Vastu aligns the energies of the land with its future occupants, supporting overall well-being and success.

How do I know if my plot is Vastu-compliant?

Dr. Kimaya conducts a thorough Vastu analysis, evaluating shape, orientation and surroundings to determine the plot's compliance with Vastu principles.

Can Vastu remedies be applied to existing plots?

Yes. Vastu remedies can be implemented to correct imbalances in existing plots and promote harmony and positivity.

What if my plot has an irregular shape?

Irregularly shaped plots can still be harmonised with Vastu principles through careful design and placement of structures.

Is Vastu applicable only to residential plots?

No. Vastu principles apply to both residential and commercial plots.

How long does it take to see results from Vastu adjustments?

Results vary depending on individual circumstances, but many people experience positive changes relatively quickly.

Can Vastu principles affect property value?

A Vastu-compliant plot can appeal to buyers who value Vastu, which some owners find helpful when selling. Market value, however, depends on many factors.

Are there any restrictions on plot orientation in Vastu?

Vastu recommends specific orientations to optimise energy flow, but adjustments can often be made for non-ideal orientations.

What if I'm not satisfied with the consultation?

We strive for client satisfaction. If you have concerns, we will work with you to address them.

Which plot shape is good as per Vastu?

Square or rectangular plots are considered ideal because they promote balance and harmony. Avoid irregularly shaped plots and boundaries with cuts or extensions.

Which direction should a plot slope as per Vastu?

A plot that slopes towards the North or East is preferable, and the plot should be higher in the South and West. Buildings should be constructed closer to the South and West boundaries, leaving more open space in the North and East.

Where should a borewell be on a plot as per Vastu?

A water body to the North-East or North of the plot is considered auspicious. Wells or borewells should not be in the South-West, and water bodies in the South or South-West should be avoided.

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