Vastu Purusha Mandala (God of Eight Directions)

Vastu Purusha Mandala (God of Eight Directions)

Vastu Shastra was written thousands of years ago, explained, who is Vastu Purusha Mandala?

In Hindu mythology, God Brahma is the creator of this universe.

Vastu Shastra gives us instructions that how to construct our house and building so as not to anger “Vastu Purusha Mandala” refers to energy, power, soul, and space.

In Vastu Shastra, each direction describes its own role which flows positive and negative energy at our home.

These construction principles are explained with the help of one diagram that is called the Vastu Purusha Mandala. This diagram is divided into 81 parts.

The legend of Vastu Purusha is related to these Gods are circulated at our home according to Vastu Purusha Mandala.

1)       North Direction ruled by Kubera (Lord of Wealth)

2)       South Direction ruled by Yama (Lord of Death)

3)       East Direction ruled by Indra (Load of Solar)

4)       West Direction ruled by Varuna (Load of Water)

5)       Northeast Direction ruled by Shiva (Load of Water)

6)       Southeast Direction ruled by Agni Dev (Load of Fire)

7)       Northwest Direction ruled by Vayu (Load of Wind)

8)       Southwest Direction ruled by Niruthi 

9)       Center ruled by Lord Brahma (Creator of Universe)

Mandala in Construction

We should build our home according to Mandala which describes the flow of energy in your home. The plot or building should be either square or rectangular only.

If any direction of your plot is cut down then it will give you a bad impact at your home.

We should construct our home as following:

1)       North Direction-Put your assert here

2)       South Direction -Bedroom

3)       East Direction - Bedroom

4)       West Direction –Dining Room, Guest Room, Drawing Room

5)       Northeast Direction - Pooja Room (Worship Room)

6)       Southeast Direction -Kitchen

7)       Northwest Direction - Cowshed

8)       Southwest Direction –Store Room, Toilets 

9)       Center ruled by Lord Brahma (Creator of Universe)