Suresh Devnani
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Vastu · Understand My Space

Sometimes the space around us quietly shapes how we feel within it.

A calm, light-filled interior with greenery, a floor plan and compass details for Vastu reflection

This first Vastu reflection looks at your intention, directions and one simple part of the layout. It is designed to show you where I would begin, not to judge an entire home from a few answers.

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Begin with the space, not the remedy

What would you like your space to support more of?

You do not need a floor plan for this reflection. If you are unsure of a direction, choose “Unsure” rather than guessing.

1 · Which space are you asking about?
2 · What would you like more support with?
3 · Which direction does the main entrance face?

Stand inside the main entrance and look outward, as though you are leaving. The direction you face is the entrance direction.

How to check your entrance direction

Stand inside your main entrance and face outward, as though you are leaving the property. The direction you are facing is the entrance direction.

Use your phone compass

Open the compass app, hold the phone level and point the top of the phone in the same direction you are looking.

Do not stand outside looking in

That gives the opposite direction. If you are unsure, choose “Unsure” rather than guessing.

Looking out of the main door tells you the entrance direction.

4 · Where is the room or area you use most?

Think of its position relative to the centre of the home or office. “Unsure” is completely fine.

5 · What is the North-East area like?
A traditional spatial framework

Vastu is a traditional approach to space and orientation. These observations are offered for reflection and practical experimentation and do not guarantee health, wealth, relationships or other outcomes.