Vastu Tips to Follow Before Buying a Plot – Ensure an Auspicious Purchase!
by Astro Ved Online Astrology ConsultationChecking
for Vaastu while buying a plot ensures an auspicious land that brings you
growth. Buying the plot is the first step that you take toward building the
structure. So when you buy a foundation that is Vaastu-friendly, it means the
cosmic energies can reach your property, always serving it with the positive
effects.
The
direction of the plot, the soil and the materials used, and even the plot's
shape determine how fruitful this deal would be for you. That is why one should
always get Vaastu Shastra expert’s guidance before buying any land or plot.
Let's
have some tips that you can implement during your next purchase of a plot-
The
Shape
One
should opt for square or rectangular shapes of the plot. If such shape is not
available, or if the land is not perfectly shaped in that way, consider the
Gaumukhi position. In this position, the front part is narrower than the rear
part. Sherdah is another position suggested as per Vaastu in which the plot
tends to have a wider front and a narrower rear.
The
Quality of Soil and Excavation Material
When
looking for land, consider the plots with yellow soil as it comes best from
Vaastu's perspective. Avoid buying plots that have rocks, worms, trees. Also,
do not go for plots with black or clay-colored soil since these are not
suitable for construction.
During
the excavation process, different materials signify different things. If stones
are dug out, it signifies an abundance of wealth that the plot would bring to
the owner.
·
Coal
indicates illnesses
·
Bones
mean there would be obstructions for future
·
Snakes
block the construction's progress
·
Wood
forces you to vacate the place
·
Torn
clothes, when dug out, signify conflicts in the family
·
Iron
or steel means death
However,
when you find Horns of cow, Gold or silver coins, Zinc or brass, Bricks, they
all lead you to abundance, wealth, richness, comfort, and luxuries of life.
The
Direction of the Roads
Various
road positions that pass by the plot and lead to different directions bring
different results to the residents.
North
/ Northeast: the road ensures growth and wealth in business and beneficial for
women.
East
/ Northeast: this kind of plot should be used to build newspaper offices,
finance building, or something related to the media.
East
/ Southeast: the road that leads to this direction is not considered good as it
brings expenses to the family.
South
/ Southwest: one should not buy a plot leading to the South as it increases
accidents and develops bad habits in women.
North
/ Northwest: it is not a good plot to buy if the road leads to North or
Northwest.
West
/ Southwest: this direction brings financial instability in the family.
Different
Good Directions for Businesses
·
A
plot that faces the Northeast is versatile enough to be used for homes,
factories, and offices.
·
Northwest
is ideal for trading business and industrial sites.
·
If
you are looking to build an industry related to electricity or chemical, the
Southeast is fruitful.
·
Businesses
that indulge in nigh time activities gain profits from plots facing Southwest.
·
Sometimes
a plot also faces two directions. In this case, a plot that faces North and
East brings prosperity.
·
Plots
that face East and South are especially good for females and their growth in
wealth or success.
·
West
and North roads, too, bring you wealth.
·
However,
a plot facing South and West roads or North and South tend to bring moderate
growth and success.
Other
Helpful Vaastu Tips While Buying a Plot
·
Triangular
plots, diamond, and L-shaped should not be purchased as they are not very
promising for the fortune.
·
Avoid
buying a plot having cut in the corner. If you are purchasing the plot's
extension, choose the Northeast side rather than the Northwest side of the
land.
· Do
not buy plots located near electrical power stations or large electric poles,
especially if they are on the Northeast side as they bring the negative
vibrations.
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