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Worship (Temple) Room

2008-03-25T18:31:07Z

NAMASTE

I have a question that seems to have many views as to Worship (Temple) Room
placement in ones home. the common veiw i have been told and have seen is like this one.

Worship should be done in the northeast, north, or east sides of the house. It is best that the temple room is in the northeast corner of the house. The worship room should not be to the south. The place of worship should be on the ground floor and not upstairs.

The altar should be located on the northeast side of the temple room. The deities or pictures of the deities should either face east or west, and should not face north or south. It is best that the Deities face west and the worshipers face east.

The altar should not be set into the wall but should be at least 2.5 cm (an inch) from it. The door to the temple room should have two shutters.

Toilets should never be above or below the place of worship. White, light yellow, or light blue are good colors for a temple room. It is good if the worship room is shaped like a pyramid, sloping inward as it goes upward toward the roof in the four directions.

http://www.vastucompass.com/FreeVastu.asp#Worship

My question is with many schools of vaastu shastra what one is more correct.

In Love and Light

Pritam

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Experience An India Yoga Odyssey

2008-01-11T02:39:12Z

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Happy Holiday

2007-12-24T18:37:59Z

For a whole new year is coming again. And it brings new opportunities, new dreams, fun-filled new days may each of you have the best new year .

In Love and Light

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drapery

2007-01-09T17:29:48Z

I was thinking of draping some lovely sari's over my bed. I just wanted to know if this is a big no- no according to Vaastu. Just thought I would check.

Namaste Vaastu family...
Bala

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Enterence of house or room

2006-12-29T10:25:48Z

As you build house .. Just remeber the Main gate of house should be Small part of wall on ur left hand and Large part of wall in right hand like this..

>>>>>>Gate<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

and in room door always open in Right direction.. when u enter in and left direction move when u come out from room.
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like >>>>> /<<<<<

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Bed Position...

2006-12-19T15:17:03Z

I had read that the bed should be in the direction of North/South, with the head at the south. Because of the NS polar energies and its effect on the head...like how a magnet is attracted to another magnet or repelled by another magnet. So with the head on the North, it would be repelling polar magnatism. I had seen this in a book on Indian home decor. So I was going to move the beds around in my house...

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