A simple guide to workable Vastu solutions

 Vibrations rule our life and affects everything around us. Certain activities attract positive energy and vibrations while some of them neutralise negative vibrations. The science of Vastu is a way to correct problems and create a harmony between different vibrations. In case of a house, it is the vibrations between the house and the occupants. 

1.   Hinges on all doors should be oiled to operate smoothly. Squeaking sounds will affect your finances.

2.   Keep your house clutter free. Besides the air flow, it promotes smooth movement of positive energy and prosperity.

3.   Kitchen should be clean and clutter free.

4.   Keep discarding old items or sell them off to someone who needs. Any item whose purpose is over should be discarded immediately.

5.   Leaking pipes and dripping taps should be fixed immediately. They drain your financials.

6.   Broken items are in the same category of unused item. They attract stagnant energy. 

7.   Natural light kills germs and bacteria. Sunlight entering the room in the morning is the most blessed house this way. Natural light also lifts up your mood and promotes health and happiness. 

8.   Keep your house well lit during the day. Keep curtains open. Do not use any harsh lights at night. They will disrupt sleep patterns.

9.   Repair all faulty appliances or replace them with new ones. 

10.   Cleaning ritual performed in the house attracts the best positive energies. It benefits the house and the occupants. Sweeping and dusting promotes a positive and vibrant environment in the house. 



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