VASTU SHANTI

Vaastu Shanti worship is fundamentally a reverence for the gods and deities representing directions, the five elements of nature, and various natural forces. This worship aims to address and rectify any Vaastu dosha present in a property—whether related to the land, building, or surrounding environment—by performing rituals according to Vaastu Shastra. Such practices help mitigate potential issues without necessitating significant alterations or demolitions to the structure, thereby maintaining harmony and balance within the space.

Vaastu Shanti should be performed in the following situations to prevent negative impacts caused by nature and the environment.

• When one makes choices that contradict Vaastu principles.
• Construction of a building that violates Vaastu rules, leading to financial constraints in the structure.
• Due to mistakes in the interior layout of specific rooms and buildings.
• When acquiring an older property.
• During the renovation of home or business locations.
• After residing continuously for 10 years.
• Upon returning from an extended overseas trip.
• At the time of inaugurating a new residence.

Sankatik Vaastu Shanti (symbolic Vaastu Shanti)

There is also a Sanketik Vaastu Shanti worship method, where we adhere to certain essential aspects of traditional Vaastu Shanti worship. This approach involves symbolic Vaastu Shanti worship rather than following the documented procedures of Vaastu Shanti worship.

Removal of Vaastu Dosha (DEFECTS)

Let us explore some remedies to eliminate Vaastu Dosh (defects) present in one's residential or business premises.

1. Ganesh pooja and Navagrah Shanti pooja for Vaastu Purush.

2. Navachandi Yagya, Shantipath, and Agnihotra Yagya.

3. An idol of Vaastu Purush, along with Nag (snake) made of silver, copper wire, pearls, and powla, should be placed in red cloth with red earth in the East direction.

4. Red sand, cashew nuts, and powla wrapped in red cloth should be placed in the West direction on Tuesday, worshiped with incense to bring peace to the house.

5. Old buildings should be demolished with the permission of Vaastu Purush, following a proper prayer.

6. During demolition, an earthen pot, water, or seat should not be brought home.

7. Daily worship the entrance step with a Swastik design, using rice and kumkum. Do not enter the house while stepping on the entrance step.

8. Perform Rakhshoghna Sukta jaap, Homa, and Anusthan.

9. Recite this mantra 12,500 times, starting from Tuesday, with a minimum of 108 times daily until 12,500 is complete: Om Namo Bhagvati Vaastu Devtay Namah. Conduct a Dasamsa Home at the end.

10. Offer prayers to Vaastu Purush.

11. If the South-West corner is cut or if there is uneasiness in the family, perform Pitru Shanti, Pindadan, Nagabali, and Narayan Bali.

12. Perform Rudri on every Monday and every Amavasya day.

13. Keep a photo or idol of Ganpati in the house.

14. A Pooja room is essential in every home.

15. Do not perform Griha Pravesh without conducting Navagraha Shanti.

16. A house that has been vacant for some years should be utilized after performing Vaastu Shanti. Do not keep that house empty for more than 3 months after the ceremony.

17. Never leave an underground cellar empty.

18. Do not keep the South-West room vacant.

19. Light a lamp daily in the evening near the water pot in the house.

20. Perform Grah Shanti every year, as we commit many sinful actions in our lives.