Vedic Vastu Insights & Scriptural Wisdom
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Before You Cut a Tree, Apologise to It
An engineering chapter that stops to apologise to its raw material. Which trees may be felled and which must be left standing, why one species beats three, how to read...
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English or Hindi? Choosing the Right Version Before You Order
Several of our titles are published in both English and Hindi, and the choice is made from a dropdown before you add to cart. Which titles offer both, which are...
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Ashta Dikpala Yantra: The Eight Guardians of Your Home
A house has eight sides and a centre, and the scriptures place a guardian on each. The Vishwakarma Prakash describes eight urns for the eight Dikpals set around a central...
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Is a South-Facing House Unlucky? What Vastu Actually Says
People turn down good homes because the door faces south. The Vastu scriptures say south-facing plots give abundance — it is Lord Yama's direction, bestower of strength and willpower. The...
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Build It on a Sunday and It Dries Up
Begin a water body on a Sunday and it dries up. On a Tuesday, the water drains. On a Saturday, it turns foul. Chapter Eight on direction, shape, month and...
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If Your Door Faces North, Don't Travel on Monday
Rahu occupies a different direction each day — and if your door faces it, the text says don't travel that day. North-facing door means Monday. Plus the three modes of...
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A Golden Temple, or a Child Playing in Sand
The scripture builds a ladder of merit by material — mud, stone, metal, copper, silver, gold, jewels — and then says a child making a sand temple in play opens...
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Radha Ashtami: Significance, Story, Puja & Spiritual Meaning
The spiritual meaning of Radha Ashtami, the story of Shri Radha Rani, the nature of prema bhakti, a simple puja you can do at home, Barsana and Vrindavan traditions, and...
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Your Plot Has Vital Points. So Do You.
Ten lines down, ten across, eighty-one cells — and the Vastu Purush laid across them. A weak cell shows up in the matching part of the owner's body. The thirty-two...
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Kalash, Ganesha, Lakshmi — Why Every Puja Follows This Order
Every Hindu ceremony follows the same three movements in the same order: the Kalash is established, Lord Ganesha is invoked, Goddess Lakshmi is welcomed. That sequence is not convention —...
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Your Bed Is a House: The Vishwakarma Prakash on Measurement
In a sleep cycle, the bed is called a person's house — so the scripture measures it like one. Bed dimensions taken from your own body, the Vedic unit system...
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How Long Will Your House Last? The Scripture Gives a Number
Chapter Three does more than pick a good day. It reads the planetary chart at the moment construction begins and states how long the building will stand — eighty years,...