Vastu Tips: Land Selection
While selecting the land for residential, commercial or industrial purpose many factors are to be seen e.g. Land slope, Shape of the land, the magnetic N/S axis, surroundings, open space into periphery, traces of bones in the land etc.
Plot testing/
selection criteria.
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- There should be no
demolished building, Tomb, Grave, crematoriums or cemetery near the plot. |
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2. |
- In the middle of the plot
(Brahma Sthaan), dig a cubical pit of size 2ft. X 2ft. X 2ft. then refill the
pit with exactly the same mud, which had been dug out:-
- In case the Pit is left
partially empty, then it should not be purchased and immediately abandoned,
this plot will bring misery and mental agony.
- In case the pit fills up
in accordance with the rest of the land, then the land is ordinary.
- In case the pit
completely fills up and there is still mud left over then this plot is very
auspicious and will enhance wealth and prosperity. |
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- In the middle of the plot (Brahma
Sthaan), dig a cubical pit of size 1.50ft. X 1.50ft. X 1.50ft. then fill the
pit with water and wait for three minutes:-
- In case the water level goes down by one foot or more then the plot is inferior, and should not be purchased and immediately abandoned, this plot will bring misery and mental agony.
- In case the water level
goes down by 6 Inches to 9 Inches then the plot is of medium quality.
- In case the water level
remains unchanged or goes down by less than 6 Inches then the plot is of superior
quality and is very auspicious. |
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- Before Dusk, Dig a cubical
pit of size 1.50ft. X 1.50ft. X 1.50ft. then fill the pit with water, go and observe
the pit the following day before sunrise:-
- In case the water level
remains unchanged or goes down by less than 6 Inches then the plot is of Superior
quality and is very auspicious.
- In case the water level
goes down by 6 Inches to 9 Inches then the plot is of medium quality.
- In case the water has
completely dried up and there are cracks at the base of the pit, then such
a plot is inferior, and should not be
purchased and immediately abandoned, this plot can be Disastrous. |
Soil test / Bhumi Laxan
One can test the
soil by testing the Roop, Rang, Ras, Gandh, Sparsh etc.
1) Roop: The land
should be good looking and levelled .The land of plot should be rectangle (10*20)
or Square (10*10) the corners should be of 90 degree. The direction should be
proper East, South, West, North. The land should not have thorny plants, wild
plants, and poisonous plants like dhatura etc.in combination to the above it
should be a big No if it is on very old grave yards.
2) Rang:
White-Best, Yellow- Good, Reddish- Good, and Black-Not Good (bad). As the
binding power is more in white soil so it is considered good to make foundation
and columns of the house with less expenditure. Black soil is not so good as
its sandy and will lead to more expenditure and not economical. It is advisable
to replace the black soil.
3) Ras: Sweet
-Good, Bitter- bad, Sour - Bad, Chilly- bad.
4) Gandh: Smell
should be good and sweet and not of grave yard. Should not have fumes of bad
gases.
5) Sparsh:- It
should be soft to touch.
Color
of the Soil
Color (rang) of the soil is another
important aspect which should not be avoided at the time of purchasing the
plot. The following colors of soil are considered better for construction
purposes.
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Red |
- Red soil is suitable
for executives who are engaged in administrative and legal services. These
executives are usually employees of Government, armed forces or
administration. |
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2. |
Yellow |
- Yellow and Green is
considered by shareholders, businessmen, bankers and by those who are
directly related to commercial activities. |
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3. |
White |
- Usually White soil is
preferable for intellectual professionals like doctors, engineers, teachers,
poets, musicians, consultants etc. |
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4. |
Black |
- Black and clay soil is not good
for construction. |
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