Vaastu is the science of harmony. The term ‘vaastu’ means Prakriti, nature, surrounding or environment. It is a Vidya which we received from the Vedas. In the pre-Aryans age, in India, they worshipped only the nature.

“Boothangal engum pulappadum

Sakhiyal portruhinrom—

Vedangal Sonnapadi Manitharal Menmayura Seyya Vendumenre”

This is an extract which means, we salute The Shakti- the great power which is seen in the Panchbhoothas. The great five elements, namely

Sky, earth, rain, air, and fire to uplift mankind according to the dictums of Vedas.

All the Vedas therefore chant and worship nature like

• Antrikshaya Shanti
• Aakshaya Shanti
• Prithiviye Shanti
• Vayuve Shanti
• Agniye Shanti
• Varunaye Shanti
• Vanaspathaye Shanti
• Om Shanti, Om Shanti, Om Shanti

Our saints were aware of the secrets of The Panch Mahabhootas

Relation of elements and energy

ELEMENT     –     ENERGY

Fire                 –      Solar

Air                  –       Wind

Water             –      Rain

Earth             –      Gravitational and  Magnetic Force

Space            –       Sound

‘Vaastu Shastra’ is the ancient Indian science of architecture which governs town planning and designing of man-made structures. Among 18 Puranas, vaastu finds its reference in Matsya Purarna, Skandh Purana, Agni Purana, Garur Purana, Naarad Purana, Vaayu Purana, Varaha Purana and Bhavishya Purana.

Some other ancient text available on vastu are: Vishkarma Prakash, Rajavallabh Vaastu Shastra, Vraha Sahita & Shilp Ratnam.

Vishkarma says this in VAASTU SHASTRA:
“This science is complete in itself. Happiness to the whole world it can bring. All the four benefits it bestows on you. Rightful living, money, fulfillment of desires and bliss are all available in this world itself.”

Vaastu is the science of harmony. The term ‘vaastu’ means Prakriti, nature, surrounding or environment. It is a Vidya which we received from the Vedas. In the pre-Aryans age, in India, they worshipped only the nature.

“Boothangal engum pulappadum

Sakhiyal portruhinrom—

Vedangal Sonnapadi Manitharal Menmayura Seyya Vendumenre”

This is an extract which means, we salute The Shakti- the great power which is seen in the Panchbhoothas. The great five elements, namely

Sky, earth, rain, air, and fire to uplift mankind according to the dictums of Vedas.

All the Vedas therefore chant and worship nature like

Antrikshaya Shanti

Aakshaya Shanti

Prithiviye Shanti

Vayuve Shanti

Agniye Shanti

Varunaye Shanti

Vanaspathaye Shanti

Om Shanti, Om Shanti, Om Shanti