Vastu And Misconceptions

It is more important than knowing the principles of Vastu Shastra that we understand the prevalent misconceptions about Vastu Shastra. As rapidly as the acceptance of Indian Vastushastra is increasing, as much as self-interest, misconception and commercialization about Vastu are also increasing in the society. Due to lack of information, many times the rules of Vastu are misinterpreted, people inadvertently not only follow it but later on it becomes a belief. There cannot be a more unfortunate situation than this for any science. If there is disease then treatment is also provided that the treatment is rational and authentic. Let us talk about some such major misconceptions so that you can avoid falling prey to any confusion.

Laughing Buddha: People without understanding the difference between Vastu Shastra and Chinese Fengsui are falling prey to professionalism in the name of Vastu measures. In China, Buddha is considered auspicious, so in Fengsui. It may or may not be auspicious for those using 'Laughing Buddha', but the fate of their makers has definitely risen. Not only this, it has been spread among the innocent people these days that instead of buying Laughing Buddha, if a friend presents to a family and then decorates it in his house, it is more auspicious. That is, someone should gift you first. In response, you should also offer them Laughing Buddha so that the company's goods are sold twice.

Marble: It is worth mentioning that Vastu Shastra supports the use of marble, sand stone etc. while prohibiting the use of granite and quartz stone because highly positive energy is emitted from sand stone and marble and negative energy is emitted from stones like granite, quartz etc. Many people and some scholars are also victims of the misconception that use of marble is not compatible with Vastu. The reality is quite the opposite. If our readers want a detailed article related to it, it will be uploaded on this website soon, which will clarify what is the science behind using marble and what is at the root of the misconception.

Visiting Card & Website:A few years ago, one of my clients in Kolkata requested me to design his visiting card according to Vastushastra, I was very surprised. Surprised and aggravated when it was found out that he already had a visiting card and website according to Vastu. The truth is that Vastu is applicable only on stationary objects and not on visiting cards, computer screens, vehicles etc. whose position keeps changing or whose location is possible to change.

Mirror:If you see a mirror in the name of Vastu treatment in the opposite direction of the stairs or the toilet, then you can say without hesitation that there was only one Vastu defect first and following the wrong assumption, the second Vastu defect has also been created. Mirrors should only be placed on the eastern or northern wall.