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Success with Vastu

35+ years · 50+ countries

Your space is quietly shaping your life.Let’s put it right.

Authentic Vastu Shastra consultation for homes, offices and industrial premises — grounded in on-site measurement, delivered as a written report, and built around remedies that rarely need a hammer.

One year of free follow-up support on every consultation.

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35+

Years of practice

10,000+

Spaces transformed

50+

Countries served

1 Year

Free follow-up support

Vastu Shastra

What is Vastu Shastra?

Vastu is a Vedic system of architecture and design, recorded in ancient texts, that sets out rules for constructing buildings systematically.

Its underlying claim is simple enough to state: a space is shaped by five elements — water, fire, earth, space and wind — and every room, appliance and activity in a building belongs to one of them.

When what a space contains agrees with the direction it sits in, the energy moving through the building works with the people inside it. When it disagrees, that friction shows up in ordinary ways — sleep, money, arguments that will not resolve, a business that works hard without moving.

A consultation is the process of checking a building against those rules and finding, precisely, where it disagrees.

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What we do

Our services

Four ways to work together, from a full on-site survey of an industrial plant to a focused video call before you sign on a flat.

How it works

Six steps, start to finish

No part of this is improvised. Here is exactly what happens from the first phone call to the follow-up a year later.

  1. Proposal

    It starts with a conversation. A phone call or an email about the site tells us what you are dealing with and what you are hoping to change — enough for us to scope the work and quote a fee before you commit to anything.

  2. Floor plan & details

    We ask for a floor plan with accurate directions marked, details of what surrounds the site, a brief history of the premises, and a note on your goals and priorities. The more context we have, the sharper the reading.

  3. Site survey & compass reading

    An on-site evaluation with a compass reading, conducted at a time you choose. This usually takes one to two hours and is the part that cannot be faked — direction has to be measured where it is.

    Skipped for online consultations.

  4. Vastu reading & evaluation

    The measurements go into the tools we have developed over decades of practice — dowsing charts, bar charts, graphs and grading tables — so that the analysis is systematic rather than impressionistic.

  5. Report by your consultant

    A professional written report, prepared personally by your consultant. Available in 3 days for online consultations and 7 days for on-site ones, with remedies listed in the order you should act on them.

  6. Follow-up

    We monitor whether the implementation is actually working. Backup support for the same premises is free for one full year after the consultation — because a remedy you cannot ask questions about is not much of a remedy.

Questions

The things people ask first

If yours is not here, ask it directly — we answer these before anyone pays anything.

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Will I have to break walls?

Almost never. Demolition is a last resort, not a first prescription. In the large majority of homes and offices the correction lies in re-purposing rooms, relocating heavy mass, adjusting fire and water points, and changing what materials and colours sit in which direction. If a structural change genuinely is the only answer, we will say so plainly and tell you what it costs — but you will not find it recommended casually.

What is Vastu Shastra, in plain terms?

Vastu is a Vedic system of architecture and design, recorded in ancient texts, that sets out rules for designing and constructing buildings systematically. Its underlying idea is that a space is shaped by five elements — water, fire, earth, space and wind — and that when a building is aligned with them, the energy moving through it works with the people inside rather than against them.

How long does a consultation take?

The site visit itself is one to two hours for a home, two to three for an office, and three to four for an industrial premises. The written report follows within 7 days for on-site consultations and within 3 days for online ones.

Do you consult for clients outside India?

Yes. Clients across more than 50 countries have been served, most of them through online consultation over video call. You share the floor plan, a compass reading and photographs; we verify the orientation independently against satellite mapping before the call.

What do you need from me before we start?

A floor plan with directions marked, a compass reading taken at the main entrance, details of what surrounds the site, and a brief history of the premises. If you do not have a floor plan, a hand-drawn sketch with measurements is usually enough to begin.

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Not sure where to start?

Send us a floor plan and a sentence about what you are dealing with. We will tell you whether a consultation is worth your money before you spend any of it.

Or call +91 96202 06985 · Mon – Sat, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM IST