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Classical Vastu Shastra — Complete Analysis
Full site analysis covering rooms, water sources, sanitation, trees, openings, land doshas, measurements, and more — sourced from Manasara, Mayamata, Brihat Samhita, Vishwakarma Prakash.
🗺️ Plot & Dwelling Details
Plot Conditions
💡 Fill each section tab above — only sections with data entered will be analysed. Click "Analyse Vastu" after completing.
🚪 Room & Space Placements
Add every major room and its compass direction within the plot. Classical rules from Manasara ch.19-27, Mayamata ch.14-17.
Used for Aaya-Vyaya calculation
🪔 Pooja Room — Classical Detail
Agama Shastra: Idol must face East or West only. Worshipper faces East to pray. Pooja room must never be in basement or bedroom.
🏢 Multi-Room / Commercial Layout
💧 Water Sources — Well, Borewell, Sump
Brihat Samhita ch.54: Well in NE is supreme — water flowing NE brings wealth & health
Borewell same rules as well. Depth: NE borewells reach water fastest per Brihat Samhita
Overhead tank must be in W or SW — weight in SW is stable per Manasara
RWH pit in NE: water seeps NE into earth, blessed by Ishana — maximises blessings
🚽 Sanitation — Septic Tank & Drainage
Brihat Samhita: Septic/waste must exit NW or W. Never NE, N, or E. SW septic is also highly inauspicious.
Drain water must never flow toward South or SW — wealth drains with it
🌳 Trees, Posts, Transformer & External Elements
Manasara: Large trees in SW/S/W — beneficial shield. NE trees block divine energy. Trees must not shadow the house before 9am.
Electricity is Agni's domain — SE is the correct zone for all electrical equipment and transformer placement.
Load-bearing columns/posts must be in SW, S, W zones — never in NE or Brahmasthan.
Brihat Samhita: A temple or deity directly in line with the main door causes "Vedha Dosha" — energy reflected back too intensely. Temple must be offset, not in direct axial alignment with entry.
Veedhi Shoola Dosha: Road energy stabbing toward the house. Remedy: convex mirror or Vastu chakra on front wall.
🏚️ Neighbourhood & Surrounding Doshas
🏗️ Staircase Placement
Manasara: Stairs in S, W, SW — weight-bearing in heavy zones. NE stairs is a critical dosha — cuts Ishana energy and causes career setbacks.
Manasara: Steps must be odd number (1,3,5,7...). Even steps inauspicious. Also must not end on 0 (e.g. 10, 20 are inauspicious).
🏠 Upper Floor / First Floor Layout
🌅 Balcony Placement
Balcony must open toward N, E, or NE for best results. Opening SW/S weakens the house anchor.
🚪 Doors & Windows — Number and Placement
Manasara: Total doors must be even number (2,4,6,8...). Odd number of doors brings Vastu dosha. Main door must be larger than all internal doors.
Windows: more on N & E walls than S & W. NE must have maximum openings. SW must have minimum/smallest windows.
Main door height: minimum 7 ft classical standard. Must be taller than all internal doors.
📐 Room Measurements — Aaya Vyaya Calculation
Manasara ch.9-11: Aaya (income/gain) vs Vyaya (expenditure/loss) calculation. Length × Width mod 8 → remainder gives Aaya lord.
Enter as LengthXWidth (e.g. 14X12). The engine will compute Aaya lord and Vyaya for each room and flag problematic ratios.
🌱 Land Dosha & Soil Tests — Brihat Samhita ch.53
Brihat Samhita ch.53: Soil colour indicates land quality. White = best for Brahmin/spiritual. Red = best for warriors. Yellow = commerce. Black needs purification rituals.
Brihat Samhita: Prior land use is the most important factor. Agricultural and temple land carry positive energy. Cemetery/cremation ground requires elaborate purification (Bhoomi Shudhi) before construction.
Brihat Samhita ch.54 — Water Divining: Termite mounds and luxuriant plant growth in NE indicate underground water 10-15 ft deep. Classic signs used by Vastu experts for borewell placement.
🔍 Bhoomi Pariksha — Classical Land Test (Brihat Samhita)
Varahamihira's 5 classical land tests for plot selection. Check applicable boxes if you have tested.
🌊 Empty Land & Open Space within Site
Manasara: Empty land in NE and N is the most auspicious. This space accumulates Kubera and Ishana energy that flows into the home. Never leave SW open — it creates instability.
South Indian traditional homes: inner courtyard at Brahmasthan is highly auspicious — ventilation, light, Akasha element balanced.
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