STRONG AND WELL POSITIONS IN VASTU
Main entrance is very significant in Vastu. Its positions have exalted or debilitating effect on the residents; that is favorable or unfavourable.Vertical intersection of the plot at the Eastern lateral side determines the exalted or strong and debilitating/weak positions. The Northern half side is strong and Southern half side is weak as per Vastu.
In the similar way, the vertical intersection of Southern lateral side decides the strong and weak positions, the Eastern half side is exalted strong and Western half side is weak.
Further another vertical division of Western side, where Northern half is considered as strong and Southern side is treated as weak.
In addition, another vertical division of Northern lateral side creates strong and weak positions where Eastern half is exalted (strong) and western half is debilitated or weak.
In a nutshell, the sides on the North and East like Northern Northeast., Eastern Northeast., Southern Southeast and western Northwest are strong, favorable positions and sides on South and West are weak/debilitating and positioning and main entrance on any of the above directions plays important role in the life of the occupants.
a)Eastern Northeast: This is very strong position. It is associated with intellect. People inhabiting the house having main entrance in Eastern Northeast develop and become intellectuals and knowledgeable. There are respected in the society.
b) Southern Southeast: This is an unfavorable position. Having a main door in Eastern Southeast leads to bad/unfavorable to results.
c)Eastern Southeast: This is weak, unfavorable position. Having a main door in Eastern Southeast leads to bed/unfavorable to results.
d)Southern Southwest: Again, this is an unfavorable / debilitating direction. Main entrance in Southern Southeast may lead to financial troubles and ill health of family members, particularly female.
e)Western Southwest: This is a weak position. A main entrance in Western Southwest will bring financial troubles. Further health of male head of the family will deteriorate.
f)Western Northwest: This is a favorable strong position. Inhabitants of House having main entrance in Western Northwest enjoy favorable and hood results.
g)Northern Northwest: This is an unfavorable direction. People residing in houses with main entrance in Northern Northwest develop weak mind, become unpredictable.
h)Northern Northeast: This is a favorable position. Having a main entrance in North Northeast is gateway for windfall of gains.
Position of furniture is also very crucial. If the main entrance is on Eastern Northeast, the furniture are generally placed towards opposite, that is in south. This helps in Northward movement, which is auspicious.
Likewise a main entrance in Southern Southeast compels to place the furniture in West. This makes way for Eastward movement, which brings in favorable results. In case of main entrance is in Western Northwest, the heavy furniture is placed towards South and north becomes light, which yields good results.
If the main is in Northern North east, the heavy furniture are placed in West making East comparatively lighter, which again brings favorable results. The shape of the site, its topography and direction it faces are very important to determine the actual direction of placement of main door so it is always advisable to have physical inspection of the site by an expert in Vastu.
Southwest is the most favorable for bedroom/master bedroom. Having a bedroom in East is an open invitation for ill health. Likewise a bedroom in Northwestern would not bring sound sleep and have mental worries. Bedroom in south bring good health, whereas in north results in financial losses. Bedroom in West is good. However, bedroom in Northwest is allowed provided that there is a master bedroom in Southwest. Beds/Cots in bedroom have to be placed in such way, that there is more vacant space towards North and East. While sleeping, the head the most important part of the human body should be place towards South for sound sleep.
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