Frequently Asked Questions
Vastu Ananda services include Vastu for homes, flats, commercial and industrial spaces.
This also covers Vastu checks before buying, renting or constructing a property, detailed analysis of layouts, solutions for Vastu defects and guidance on floor plan or design corrections.
Yes, both options are available.
You can book an offline consultation to discuss your concerns in person in our office. You can even arrange a site visit to your property.
Consultations can also be done online. You just have to share your floor plan files over the internet.
Yes, our remote consultations are also available for clients outside India, in countries like the USA, UK, UAE and others.
Before the session, our vastu consultant will study your layout using a Vastu diagram, analyse directions, zoning and identify imbalances based on Vastu principles and the Vastu Purush Mandala (वास्तु पुरुष मण्डल). You receive practical recommendations and answers to all your questions during the consultation.
For an online consultation, you need to share your concerns and your property’s floor plan with the North direction clearly marked.
You can also send photos of the location. If possible, it is recommended to mark the directions on the photos as well, as this helps in giving more accurate guidance.
Our expert Vastu consultant studies the location thoroughly using the Vastu Purush Mandala and other Vaastu principles to understand Vaastu energy flow.
Then, the consultant provides clear guidance on layout, directions and practical changes.
Our expert consultant helps identify issues like incorrect entrance direction, poor room placement, blocked energy flow or imbalance in key zones based on the Vastu Purusha Mandala.
We then suggest practical corrections to support better health, improved relationships, financial growth and a greater sense of mental peace.
Yes, Vastu can be applied to existing spaces without major structural changes.
This usually involves correcting placements based on direction—for example, adjusting bed or desk positions, changing how a room is used according to its zone in the Vastu Purusha Mandala or improving entrance and movement flow.
No prior knowledge is required. While concepts like the Vastu Purush diagram are used in analysis, the consultant explains everything in a simple and practical way.
Accurate measurements are important in Vastu, as even small differences can affect zoning and placement.
A clear floor plan with correct directions and precise dimensions helps ensure that each area aligns properly with Vastu principles.
You will learn about Vastu’s meaning, basic principles, directions, zoning and concepts like Vastu Purusha Mandala and how to apply them in real spaces.
No, the basic course starts from fundamentals like what is Vastu and builds your knowledge step by step.
But advanced courses may need prior understanding of basic Vastu concepts.
We offer live (online) classes.
Vaastu Shastra (वास्तु शास्त्र) is an ancient Indian science that guides how spaces should be planned in harmony with nature. It is based on the balance of directions, the five elements and natural forces like sunlight and magnetic energy.
It explains where different activities should happen—such as entrance, seating or storage—so that the space feels stable, organised and supportive for the people using it.
East (पूर्व) and North (उत्तर) are treated as important for morning light and positive use of space. South (दक्षिण) and West (पशचिम) are associated with stability and heavy functions.
The Vastu Purusha Mandala (वास्तु पुरुष मण्डल) is a key concept in Vastu Shastra that represents a sacred cosmic diagram used in traditional Indian architecture.
It symbolizes the Vastu Purusha (वास्तु पुरुष), a cosmic being whose body aligns with architectural space. The concept links buildings to universal order, sacred geometry, the nine planets in Astrology (नवग्रह) and spiritual harmony.
Preferred entrances are generally in the North, East or North‑East corners because they receive morning light and are welcoming.
Exact placement depends on the plot, road alignment and surrounding features. Small adjustments to the door swing or threshold can often improve entrance‑related issues.
As per traditional recommendation, the kitchen in the Southeast (अग्नि/fire element) is ideal.
The cooking platform (चूल्हा) should ensure that the cook can face East only. If the kitchen location cannot be changed, practical mitigations include repositioning the stove, improving ventilation and using light‑reflecting finishes.
South‑West (दक्षिण-पश्चिम) is commonly recommended for the main (owner’s) bedroom to support stability and restful sleep. As per Vastu norms, this corner must be made heavy.
If this is not possible, West or South can work with specific bed placement and colour/lighting adjustments. Avoid bedrooms in the North‑East if better options exist.
North-East (ईशान कोण) is ideal for a puja room because of the morning light and auspiciousness in this corner.
If northeast isn’t available, East is the second-best option. Idols or images are commonly placed so the devotee faces East or North while praying.
Yes. For apartments, we focus on internal, non‑structural changes such as bed and study orientation, furniture layout, mirror placement, lighting, colours and decluttering.
We also recommend appliance and platform orientations (stove, study desk) and small relocations.
Quick fixes: moving a bed or desk, changing the direction you sleep in, shifting a mirror, improving light, decluttering, minor colour changes and moving plants.
Major changes: relocating a kitchen, moving bathrooms, changing the main entrance position or altering the structure.
Irregular shapes, cut corners and sloping sites are generally considered as Vastu Dosh that needs to be remedied.
Yes. Avoid placing mirrors where they reflect the bed or directly face the main entrance. Use light, warm colours in living areas and softer, lighter colours in study or puja spaces.
Place heavy furniture in the South or West for better balance, and keep the centre of the space (ब्रह्मस्थान) open and clutter-free.
Vastu works by aligning your space with natural forces like directions, sunlight, air flow and the five elements. When these are balanced, it helps create a stable and supportive environment.
This balance can positively influence clarity in decisions, financial stability, overall wellbeing and harmony in relationships over time.
Vastu Shastra is a traditional system based on directions, layout planning and natural elements like light, airflow and spatial balance.
While it is not classified as modern science, many of its principles align closely with architecture and environmental design, which is why it continues to be widely used and respected.
