News Topical, Digital Desk : Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui are both ancient systems that work to balance the energy of a home and bring happiness and prosperity. However, some people make the mistake of considering them the same thing.
Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui have different principles and origins . Furthermore, there are significant differences in their fundamental principles and methodology, which we'll explain to you today.
Vastu Shastra
- Vastu Shastra is an Indian tradition that came into existence around 6,000 BC.
- Vastu Shastra mainly focuses on structure, geometry and directions.
- Vastu Shastra emphasizes on the structure of the house, direction of the rooms and changes in construction.
- In Vastu Shastra, North and East directions are considered the most auspicious directions.
- Indian Vastu Shastra is based on 5 elements i.e. earth, water, fire, air and sky.
- In Vastu Shastra, it is advised to use light and natural colors to maintain the flow of positive energy.
- It is believed in Vastu Shastra that there should be openness in the main centre of the house i.e. Brahmasthan, so that the flow of energy can happen without any obstruction.
- In this, specific places have been determined for every part of the house, such as south-east direction for the kitchen and south-west direction for the bedroom are considered auspicious.
Feng Shui
- Feng Shui is a Chinese architectural technique that has been around since 960 BC.
- In this, more importance is given to energy (Qi/Chi), position of objects and interior.
- Feng Shui emphasizes on improving energy by arranging objects like wind chimes, tortoises, crystals etc. in the house.
- In Feng Shui, south and south-east directions are given more priority.
- Feng Shui is also based on 5 elements, which include wood, fire, earth, metal and water.
- In Feng Shui, it is considered better to use bright and vibrant colors to increase energy.
- To create balance in Feng Shui, it is advised to balance Yin and Yang i.e. opposing forces.
- In this, glass, plants and water structures like fountains etc. are used to control the flow of energy.
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