Vastu knowledge is based on the sacred geometry of the Vedas, and if you have come into contact, even a little, with the architecture of ancient peoples, you have surely noticed that behind every construction or even city lies an entire background matrix with a conscious creation of living spaces in practical, aesthetic, and spiritual form. Besides the Vedas from which Vastu knowledge originates, even ancient Indians built their villages according to celestial events and connected their daily rituals to the laws of nature.
Vastu knowledge originates from the Sthapatya Veda (the science of construction, Vedic architecture, and design), which is part of the last of the four Vedas, the Atharva Veda. It elaborates on the principles of construction, architecture, and design in harmony with the laws of nature. This knowledge is the oldest recorded system of its kind, serving as the precursor to modern architecture and Feng Shui, and was documented over 5,000 years ago.
Ancient civilizations and early cultures possessed remarkable construction skills that continue to astonish modern humanity. Although it is an ancient science, Vastu seamlessly integrates with contemporary interiors and architectural designs, providing timeless principles that align perfectly with modern aesthetics and functionality. |
The word sthapatya means establishing, and the word Veda means knowledge. The purpose of Vedic architecture is to establish a harmonious relationship between man, space and the laws of nature. Here the architect establishes this relationship to make the individual healthier, more creative and more relaxed. Sthapatya Veda encompasses the needs of the human body and the environment into a holistic science.
The word vastu comes from the root of vas (live, exist) and the other definition is associated with the meaning of the word dwell. Vastu describes the process through which Vastu (primary, unmanifest or potential energy, quantum field) is transformed into Vaastu (manifest forms and materials, in kinetic energy) that manifests itself through various forms and materials.
When Vastu is applied to a space or floor plan, it utilizes specific matrices, where the square is considered the perfect form. The square maintains all energy in harmonious balance. The corners of the square represent points of concentrated energy that are dynamic and active, with each corner cultivating the energy of one of the five elements: fire, water, earth, air, and space. |
Vastu is an ancient wisdom fully applicable to today's era, for the needs of every person and for every space. Space and we are closely connected and in constant coexistence. Space can make us ill and heal us; it can take our energy and give us energy; it can be inspiring, and every little piece of our home carries part of some energy.
Vastu adapts to the person and their needs for life on every life level. It is a space that rests on the laws of functionality, aesthetics, and favorable energy. |
Vastu decoration can be applied to any interior and any style of design. Deviations from the proper square shape, proportions, or irregularities in the floor plan can significantly disrupt the symmetry of a space. In such cases, Vastu employs specific corrective measures. Additionally, if it is not possible to rearrange rooms or furniture, corrections can be made using yantras and mandalas, which protect the space, as well as mantras (sounds), pyramids, colors, mirrors, paintings, and statues.
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