Monday, 10 September 2018

Chaturvida Vastu:- Lesson 2 MA ASTROLOGY I YEAR TELUGU UNIVERSITY , PAPER IV VASTU

Chaturvida Vastu:- Lesson 2

Vastu is the place where gods and human beings dwelling place . As this vastu depends up on earth, its

called as Vastuvu.

Vastu is of four types as per Maya. They are as follows

1, Bhumi --- Land /Place

2. Prasada--- Palace

3. Yana--- Conveyance

4. Sayana---Furniture

Bhumi:- It indicates the land/site that is to be acquired for the construction of Residential property. This involves the process of Acquiring site , checking its characteristics, Sides and corners of Land, color, sound, smell and taste( Kshetra Parignana) . The land is called Vastu. The constructions made on site are called Viseha Vastu


There are sixteen types of shapes of sites . There is a process to identify the suitability of land,



veedhi soola, adjustment of compass etc.

Availability of water is also considered. Jalargala method is used

Bhu shalya method is used to identify the defects of land.

Site should be of Rectangle or Square shaped.irregular shaped lands should be avoided

Site near Cattle sheds, battle grounds, sites with temple shadows, Close to water, In center of



village, dry lands should be avoided

Rectangular sites with length of North- South should be greater than EAST-west length. slight



Increase in NE side gives prosperity, name, fame, progeny.Decrease in South East gives

prosperity and wealth.

Square shaped land is always preferred.

Irregular shaped sites like triangle, cart shaped etc should be avoided. Site on Mountain top,



defective cornered sites, lands with cracks, sites behind shiva and Vishnu temple, near river bed,

near cruel animal dwelling, burial ground, with shalyas should be avided.

Prasada:- The construction of residential house with in the four territories of the site.



Prasadas of two types . 1, manava grihas 2. Devata grihas

Manava grihas can be Eka shila, dwishila, trishila,chastushila, Shala means house for residential

purpose . Some times inner parts of homes are also called as Shala like vanta shala( kitchen), goshala(

Cow shed), shayana shala( bed room). All these various shals are part of griha. Devata grihas are termed as Alayamu, Mandiramu, Agara

Eka sila houses can be constructed by all types of varnas, asramas, temples. Multi story buildings can be  used by only few classes of society. For Dwishila, trishila and chatusila constructions different rules were l id for human dwelling and temples.

Yana:-The transporting mediums like chariots, Vehicles used by human beings



There are three types of transports now . Land, sea and air transports.

Road transporting vehicles are widely discussed in the shastras. Chariots with machinery were

described as Rasa yantras. Chariots with horses were also described well. The vehicle of Nala in

Mahabharata was described as faster moving vehicle than mind. Even aswini kumars have very fast

moving chariot.

In Samarangana sutradharam, there was a description for fire ignited vehicles. There were also some

ships which can travel inside and above water level. Even vehicles travelling in Air were also described.

We know Pushpakavimanam. Bharadwaja vimanika sastra also very popular.

Sayana:- the furniture that’s being used for relaxing and comfort . it includes, chairs, sofas,



beds,thrones. Shila sastra explained details. We know Vikramarka throne. Hamsa tulika, beds in

different names. Proper seating arrangements were mentioned in sabha. In Mahabharata also there

were mentioning of different types of beds, sofas, chairs in Maya sabha.

Bhooshodana:- Bhoo Pariskha

land can be tested based on rasa varna,sparsha gandhai ( taste, color, touch and smell). Taste can be

sweet, bitter , hot and spicy. Smell of ghee, rice, blood and toddy can be accepted for construction.

Dig a pit of 1 meter deep and pour water and leave it overnight. If traces of water or mud remains in

next day then Land is considered good for construction

If a pit is dug with 1 ½ ft and filled with same mud. Any left over mud or sufficient mud indicates good  for construction  Soil can be of 4 colors . White, Red, green black. ( White for intelligent class, Red for Warriors, Green for Business class and Black for hardworking people.)

Dark, multi colored/smoky soils are not fit for construction. Hard surfaced, too hot or too cold soils are  also not fit for construction.

Shalyas ( impure bodies) in soil causes lot of health hazards.

The effect on environment – construction of house at large gathering places is avoided ( temples)/ mid  of the village.

The physical condition of construction of site--- the soil can be tested for Color, smell, taste , touch and  appearance. If it has any cracks or rat holes, irregular level, then site should be avoided.

Health factors need to be considered for house construction. Proper air and light should be available to  this site.

The house should be beautiful and well decorated. Vastu advises to have a decent and good looking

house

It should fulfill needs of dwellers. The house should have sufficient space for various rooms like, kitchen,

bed room, hall, dining, bathrooms etc.

The front portion of home is considered as Deva bhaga ( guest room, study room), second portion of

house is Gandharva bagha ( bed rooms, hall, place for celebration). Last portion of home is called

Manushya bhaga ( kitchen, toilets)

House should constructed in a such a way that there wont be any problems with Geo physical

energies/magnetic energy ( N and S Poles) .

Impact of sun and planets on home should be studied while constructing house. Construction is

prohibited during nights


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