A Quest to Transform India into a ‘Vishwa Guru
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Vastu Shastra is an ancient Indian system of architecture and design that aims to create harmonious and balanced living spaces. It is often referred to as the “science of architecture” and is believed to have a significant impact on the well-being and prosperity of individuals and families.
It’s important to note that Vastu Shastra is a belief system and not universally accepted or supported by empirical scientific evidence. Its application varies across regions and practitioners. Some people follow Vastu principles strictly when designing homes and buildings, while others may take it into consideration as one of several factors in their design decisions.
To overcome this, Vastu Consultants have arranged a Seminar where Vastu Consultants have gathered in Ahmedabad to discuss what needs to be done to make India, sorry “Bharat” a “Vishwa Guru” again. Vastu consultants believe that our country was called as “Golden Bird” when it was “Bharat” before independence.
The Seminar was hosted by Dr. Ravi and there were many Vastu consultants were present on the occasion from Ahmedabad and other cities in India. A few of them to name were Trishla Madam, Sanjeev Panchal, Mr. Bhupendra, Vishal Bariya, Mr. Jignesh, Bharat Joshi, Hiren Shah etc.
Dr. Ravi Rao, a vastu consultant was the chief organizer and sponsor of this Vastu Seminar.
The main objective of this seminar
- To get together all Vastu Consultants and give a request paper to the government to consider Vastu Shastra as a course.
- Ask the government to create a “Vastu Ministry” which deals with Vastu and this ministry should have the Vastu Consultants in their panel.
- Give Vastu recognition as a science and not as superstition.
- Ask the government to construct every new government building by having one or more Vastu consultants in the team of architectures, so the government building will be Vastu Compliant and will give great results.
- Create public awareness about Vastu and consider it as a science and buy a house or business office which is fully Vastu Compliant.
About Dr. Ravi Rao
Dr. Ravi Rao has also worked as a Vastu Consultant for our New Parliament Building in New Delhi. His presence was a great honour for all the Vastu consultants during the seminar.
He has been practising as a Vastu Consultant for the last 30 years and has written books on political astrology and sports astrology. He is now going to launch a book on Vastu Shastra.
The aim of Dr Ravi Rao is to enrol Vastu Shastra as a course in schools/colleges similar to architecture. He believes that by doing so, the buildings will be constructed based on the Vastu Shastra and will give very good results. He believes that all Vastu Consultants must unite and ask the Government of India to take a step towards enrolling the Vastu Shastra as a course.
He is already working as a professor in Florida University and also as Director in one of the colleges in Rajasthan.
Here are some key principles and concepts associated with Vastu Shastra:
- Five Elements (Pancha Bhutas): Vastu is based on the five elements – Earth (Prithvi), Water (Jal), Fire (Agni), Air (Vayu), and Space (Akasha). These elements should be balanced in a space to create positive energy.
- Directions and Orientation: Vastu emphasizes the importance of directions. Each direction is associated with specific qualities and deities. Proper orientation of rooms and entrances is considered crucial for harmony.
- Vastu Purusha Mandala: The Vastu Purusha Mandala is a sacred diagram that represents the cosmic man lying on the ground, and it dictates the ideal placement of rooms and structures within a building.
- Five Elements in Architecture: Vastu suggests that different parts of a building should be designed in harmony with the five elements. For example, the kitchen should correspond to the fire element, and the bedroom to the water element.
- Entrance and Door Placement: The entrance of a house is considered essential. It should face an auspicious direction and be free from obstructions. Different zones within the home are suitable for specific functions.
- Sacred Geometry: Vastu incorporates sacred geometry and mathematical principles in its design, particularly in the layout and proportions of a building.
- Colour and Materials: The choice of colours and materials is significant. Vastu recommends certain colours for different rooms and the use of natural materials like wood, stone, and clay.
- Energy Flow: Vastu focuses on the flow of energy (prana) within a space. Clutter and obstacles are believed to obstruct this energy flow and should be avoided.
- Remedies: In case a structure or room does not conform to Vastu principles, there are prescribed remedies like using mirrors, plants, or specific objects to rectify imbalances.
Note:
It is advisable to consult a professional Vastu Consultant before making any changes to your house or business premises.