KP and Vedic Astrologer in Coimbatore

• Identifying persistent problems related to finances, disputes via layout scans and customized vastu recommendations
• Installing essential remedies like pyramids, crystals, fountains, and strategic use of Metals for energy readings and rebalancing to attract positive forces
• Leveraging conductive properties of Copper, Gold, Silver, and Iron during space energy analysis to identify negative ion buildups and blocked energy flows.
• Metallic vastu items exchange electrochemical charges to neutralize negative energies and strengthen positive wavelengths.
• Linkage of metals to cosmic vehicles as per astrology is tapped for channeling health, prosperity energy flows.
• Strategic metal adjunct placement restores elemental equilibrium within space energy grids.
• Natural EM radiation is nullified by specific metallic remedies guarding against tech-linked energetic distortions.
• Vastu sciences give importance to selective metals and positioning for mitigating negative forces and environmental disorder thereby inviting financial stability, domestic harmony, and prosperity.

The goal is to tap into scientific material attributes of metals that give them energy conduction, radiation shielding, and electrochemical properties that can interface with subtle environmental energies to remedy negativity and enhance positivity for overall holistic balance.

Where did this specialized architectural wisdom originate in India’s long history? 

Vastu Shastra’s roots trace back to the Stapatya Veda – an Upaveda or supplementary section of the Atharvaveda estimated to have been composed around 500-100 BCE. This metaphysical doctrine laid the platform for a vision of structural design and town planning in complete synergy with the laws of nature.

Over millennia, the tenets of Stapatya Veda expanded into definite principles codified as Vastu Shastras or canons. These contain guidelines customized to local conditions across India’s diverse climates considering orientation, topography, and building materials suggesting a balanced spatial blueprint.

In Hindu belief, Vastu is the deity that presides over the dwelling place. Vastu is closely associated with the creative energy that brings order, prosperity, and positivity to living spaces.

According to traditional Hindu scriptures, the Vastu Purusha was one of the many divine beings created by Brahma to bring auspicious energies to homes and workspaces designed based on Vastu Shastra principles.

The Vastu Purusha is said to lie on the plot of land for which a building is to be constructed, with the head in the northeast direction. The house or building space is designed to allow the Vastu Purusha to breathe and move within it unobstructed. Obstructing the Vastu Purusha is believed to hamper prosperity.

As per Hindu beliefs, appeasing the Vastu deity before construction begins on a plot of land is very important. There are also specific days prescribed for beginning the Vastu puja which depends on the astrological configurations of the Sun, Moon, and Jupiter.

Days, when these planets occupy beneficial positions relative to each other as per Vedic Astrology, are considered auspicious for commencing activities like land purification and Vastu puja to invoke the blessings of gods as well as the Vastu Purusha. These muhurats ensure a prosperous foundation is laid to establish positive energy alignment for the space as per Vastu.

Vastu puja done on Vastu-compliant days assures divine blessings from the presiding deity Vastu Purusha, paving the way for fortune, well-being, and harmony.

Vastu shastra (or vastu) is an ancient Indian system of architecture and design that originated during the Vedic period. It is based on the belief that the laws of nature and energy need to be incorporated into the design and layout of buildings and spaces. Properly aligned structures enable balanced energy flow.

• Vastu links the astrological angles, location vectors, airflow, and spatial geometry of structures with well-being, prosperity, and harmony with the physical environment.
• The principles of Vastu align home and workspace construction with directional alignments (north, south, east, west), along with the five elements (earth, water, fire, air, and space).
• Getting the orientations, layouts, and geometric patterns right as per Vastu enhances positive energy flows and benefits the occupants.
• Specific Vastu tips relate to the shape and direction of land, entry gates, room locations, placements of doors, windows, furniture, appliances, colors, and lighting among other things.
• Vastu is applied in architectural planning, building infrastructure, office spaces housing projects, and city planning to leverage natural energies optimally.
• It aims to create structures and spaces that are synergistic and harmonious with nature for the peace, well-being, and prosperity of its residents or occupants.

Vastu combines metaphysical cosmology, sacred geometry, directional alignments, and ancient Hindu beliefs to optimize built spaces and balance energy fields through design.

• Vastu Shastra is the science of spatial design, layout, and architecture in harmony with the laws of nature. It depends on astrology to determine auspicious timing and alignments based on the positions of the Sun, Moon, planets, stars, etc.
• In contrast, Vedic astrology (Jyotisha) studies the celestial bodies’ movements to analyze the influence of planets and stars on human lives as well as to predict events and destinies.
• While Vedic astrology can indicate general positive and negative energetic directions as per an individual’s birth chart, Vastu provides micro-level insights to optimize the spatial orientations within a property itself.
• However, there is an interdependence between the two ancient sciences – Vedic astrology helps determine the muhurat (auspicious timing) for Vastu rituals, groundbreaking and beginning construction based on planets’ positions.
• Similarly, Vastu aims to neutralize planetary afflictions indicated in one’s horoscope through enhancements to strengthen the favorable energies and elements within buildings.

Together, they create built environments that are optimized for human habitation and complementary to an individual’s personal destiny patterns.

Both share some common concepts and principles as systems of energy design and space planning:

• Orientation – Both recommend optimal orientation and layouts based on cardinal directions, favoring East-facing structures to harmonize with sunrise.
• Elements – The five elements (earth, water, fire, air, space) find emphasis in Vastu and Feng Shui as promoting balance through design.
• The flow of Chi & Prana – Feng Shui’s Chi and Vastu’s Prana refer to the vital energy circulations that should be unobstructed within spaces.
• Auspiciousness – Precise geometric patterns, ratios, degrees and locations determined using astrology/astronomy ensure spaces capture cosmic “favorability”.
• Flaws – Small flaws are amplified over time so systems offer remedies – Vastu prescribes yantras & gems while Feng Shui uses cures like mirrors to counter deficiencies.
• Purpose – They share the common motivation of harmonizing human-made structures with nature for health, prosperity, and good fortune.

The difference is mainly cultural origins & symbolism – Vastu has an astrological emphasis with links to Hindu gods and mythology while Feng Shui is more numerology/element focused with Chinese symbolisms. But the core tenets resonate. Together they offer comprehensive and complementary frameworks for holistic, sustainable spatial design.