Ways to tap your sub-conscious mind

Indian saints from centuries knew the power of the sub-conscious mind and ways to tap into this power. They also knew that the biggest challenge in reaching the sub-conscious is the conscious mind.

Sage Patanjali in his epic book – Patanjali Yog Sutras has recommended meditation or mindfulness as the first step to reach your sub-conscious. When you meditate simply by focusing on the gap between the two breaths gradually you reach a meditative state. Modern science has deduced that in this state your brain frequency is 7-8 cycles/second which is also called the alpha state. When you are in alpha state of mind your conscious mind is almost asleep and now you can communicate with the sub-conscious.

The other method is to confuse the sub-conscious mind or fool it in a way that it no longer stops your access to the sub-conscious. While this method too was known to the sages in India and abroad, it has been researched by modern hypnotherapists and psychiatrists. The California Institute of Hypnosis has developed a method wherein they use a script to confuse the conscious mind forcing it to give up. Once that happens the subject is in a hypnotic trance and now the hypnotist can feed positive affirmations to his sub-conscious thereby changing its programming.

The reason why I say that ancient Indian saints knew about this “confusion of the mind” technique is a story about Rishi Valmiki. Rishi Valmiki was a dacoit in his earlier life before Sage Narada advised him to chant “Mara..Mara...” repeatedly to attain enlightenment. Sage Narada realized that with his dacoit mindset he is finding it difficult to chant “Rama…Rama…”  hence he was asked to chant the opposite.

Rihsi Valmiki chanted as advised with full trust and eventually got the enlightenment. Though his conscious mind understood the chant as “Mara..Mara..” his sub-conscious understood it as “Rama…Rama…”  The Rishi subsequently had the good fortune to take care of Ma Sita and train Lord Ram’s sons when they were young.

This is an ideal example on how the conscious can be fooled to reach the sub-conscious

VastuAcharya Manoj is a Senior Vastu Consultant and can be reached on mshrivastava2005@gmail.com for a professional Vastu Advice.

Vastu Energonics Tip # 14 || For increased intellect and Family Values

Lord Shiva has been considered as a true Yogi with a great vision. Hence placing Lord Shiva along with his consort Goddess Parvati and two children in a painting results in increased intellect and knowledge.

The ShivPariwar is also considered as an ideal of family values. Play the video to understand how a Shiv Pariwar painting can give you the double benefits of intellect and family values as per Vastu

VastuAcharya Manoj is a Senior Mahavastu consultant and can be contacted at mshrivastava2005@gmail.com for Vastu advice.

How to spot poverty consciousness Part 4

The Lure For Free

Long ago there was a comic strip in which the woman of the house goes to a sale to buy a VCR. She comes back with a TV. On enquiry from her husband she says, “The VCR was free along with the TV, since we required a VCR I bought the TV.”

While there are some opportunities for free is good, the lure for free can have unpleasant consequences.

When you buy a trouser and get another free, which is good. You are trying to grab an opportunity which has presented itself. Though I have always believed that the price of the free trouser is included in the price of the paid one and nothing is free. However, in case of clearance sale this may be a profitable proposition. The problem happens when we go on a shopping free and buy stuff we do not require just because something free was available along with it.

The bigger threat is when we look for medical advice, astrological advice and vastu advice for free. The advent of social media has fueled this desire of ours that everything should be available for free. When free we do not look at the credentials of the consultant, their track record but are ready to follow what he suggests for free.

Another reason we want the advice free is because it is intangible and we do not want to pay for the knowledge which the consultant has gathered with his qualifications and experience. This is the reason why most consultants give free advice, work on the fear psychosis of the client and sell them gem stones or yantras. The gullible client is unable to hold the consultant responsible as he did not pay for the advice he only paid for the stuff for which the consultant has delivered the goods so the transaction is over and done with.

This tendency of looking for free consultation comes out of poverty consciousness. When you are not ready to pay for the service of others, you are giving a message to your own subconscious that advice is free and so it is unable to attract paying clients to you in the domain you specialize in. You may be deserving a pay rise in office but your subconscious has been tuned by you to not attract that pay rise because talent, experience, qualifications are all intangibles like to knowledge of the consultant whom you do not want to pay.

So in effect by aspiring for free consultation you are feeding the poverty consciousness and not allowing the prosperity consciousness to attract wealth in your life.

VastuAcharya Manoj is a Senior Mahavastu consultant and can be contacted at mshrivastava2005@gmail.com for Vastu advice

The Power of Trust

In Vrindavan, where Lord Krishna was born, there stayed a shepherdess who used to go to Mathura every day to sell milk and curd. Once a saint visited her village and she went to listen to his sermons. The Saint was telling a story and she got hooked to it. The saint was telling that there is a lot of power in the name of God and just by reciting the same great troubles can be surmounted. Just by reciting His name even a whirlpool can be crossed. If you have to cross a whirlpool in life never leave the name of God.

Next day she again went to sell milk to Mathura. On the way she had to cross the holy river Yamuna. Earlier she used to hire a boat to cross the river. This day she thought if the name of God can help you cross a whirlpool, I can definitely cross this river. Thus she silently recited the name of Lord Krishna and started moving forward. Truly she found herself walking on the river as if she is walking on a smooth road.

She started using this method every day and in her heart she used to thank the saint for sharing this mantra. One day she thought that she should invite the saint for lunch since he has done so much for her. So she goes to his residence in Mathura and invites her. The saint accepts and accompanies her to her village.

On reaching the banks of the river the saint starts calling the boatman. The shepherdess is surprised and she asks him, “Why do we need a boat when we can cross the Yamuna walking on it?”

“What are you saying young lady? How can we walk on Yamuna?”

“O Great man, you were the one who taught me this method. I just recite His name and walk on the river.”

The saint could not believe it so he asks the lady to first walk on Yamuna and he will follow her. She recites the name of God and starts walking. The saint follows but as soon he puts his foot on water he falls down. The shepherdess realizes that the saint has fallen in water. She comes back and holds his hands. With her support he too starts walking on Yamuna. Soon they reach the other side.

The saint falls to her feet and says, “I have been professing the importance of the name of God and to use it as a source of hope but it is you who has truly done that. You are a great soul.”

This story has been in circulation in Hindi on WhatsApp groups. My question to all my readers is “What is the relevance of this in Vastu as a Vatu practitioner and as a Vastu client?” I look forward to your comments below

Vastu Acharya Manoj is a Senior MahaVastu Consultant and can be contacted at mshrivastava2005@gmail.com for Vastu advice.

The Hindi version of the story is as below:

वृंदावन की एक गोपी रोज दूध दही बेचने मथुरा जाती थी, एक दिन व्रज में एक संत आये, गोपी भी कथा सुनने गई,
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संत कथा में कह रहे थे, भगवान के नाम की बड़ी महिमा है, नाम से बड़े बड़े संकट भी टल जाते है. नाम तो भव सागर से तारने वाला है, यदि भव सागर से पार होना है तो भगवान का नाम कभी मत छोडना. कथा समाप्त हुई गोपी अगले दिन फिर दूध दही बेचने चली,
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बीच में यमुना जी थी. गोपी को संत की बात याद आई, संत ने कहा था भगवान का नाम तो भवसागर से पार लगाने वाला है, जिस भगवान का नाम भवसागर से पार लगा सकता है तो क्या उन्ही भगवान का नाम मुझे इस साधारण सी नदी से पार नहीं लगा सकता ?
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ऐसा सोचकर गोपी ने मन में भगवान के नाम का आश्रय लिया भोली भाली गोपी यमुना जी की ओर आगे बढ़ गई. .
अब जैसे ही यमुना जी में पैर रखा तो लगा मानो जमीन पर चल रही है और ऐसे ही सारी नदी पार कर गई, पार पहुँचकर बड़ी प्रसन्न हुई, और मन में सोचने लगी कि संत ने तो ये तो बड़ा अच्छा तरीका बताया पार जाने का, रोज-रोज नाविक को भी पैसे नहीं देने पड़ेगे.
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एक दिन गोपी ने सोचा कि संत ने मेरा इतना भला किया मुझे उन्हें खाने पर बुलाना चाहिये, अगले दिन गोपी जब दही बेचने गई, तब संत से घर में भोजन करने को कहा संत तैयार हो गए. अब बीच में फिर यमुना नदी आई. संत नाविक को बुलाने लगा तो गोपी बोली बाबा नाविक को क्यों बुला रहे है. हम ऐसे ही यमुना जी में चलेगे.
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संत बोले - गोपी ! कैसी बात करती हो, यमुना जी को ऐसे ही कैसे पार करेगे ?
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गोपी बोली - बाबा ! आप ने ही तो रास्ता बताया था, आपने कथा में कहा था कि भगवान के नाम का आश्रय लेकर भवसागर से पार हो सकते है. तो मैंने सोचा जब भव सागर से पार हो सकते है तो यमुना जी से पार क्यों नहीं हो सकते ? और मै ऐसा ही करने लगी, इसलिए मुझे अब नाव की जरुरत नहीं पड़ती.
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संत को विश्वास नहीं हुआ बोले - गोपी तू ही पहले चल ! मै तुम्हारे पीछे पीछे आता हूँ, गोपी ने भगवान के नाम का आश्रय लिया और जिस प्रकार रोज जाती थी वैसे ही यमुना जी को पार कर गई.
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अब जैसे ही संत ने यमुना जी में पैर रखा तो झपाक से पानी में गिर गए, संत को बड़ा आश्चर्य, अब गोपी ने जब देखा तो कि संत तो पानी में गिर गए है तब गोपी वापस आई है और संत का हाथ पकड़कर जब चली तो संत भी गोपी की भांति ऐसे चले जैसे जमीन पर चल रहे हो.
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संत तो गोपी के चरणों में गिर पड़े, और बोले - कि गोपी तू धन्य है ! वास्तव में तो सही अर्थो में नाम का आश्रय
तो तुमने लिया है और मै जिसने नाम की महिमा बताई तो सही पर स्वयं नाम का आश्रय नहीं लिया......

Vastu and Feng Shui || A Brief Comparison

I have been a practitioner of FengShui and Vastu for the last sixteen years and have always believed that Feng Shui is the Chinese form of Vastu. I read somewhere that in ancient times the Chinese scholars who studies in Nalanda and Takshshila University took the knowledge of Vastu from India and adapted it as per Chinese traditions and culture.

However, the similarity ends there. While Feng Shui has been commercialized to the extent that it has spread far and wide Vastu has remained confined to India and has not moved along with the times. Feng Shui  now provided employment to millions of people across the world in the form of teachers, consultants, artisans, manufacturers, et al. This has primarily happened because the masters of feng shui worked on its simplification and accessibility. They also worked on making it contemporary.

On the other hand, vastu, like many other body of Indian knowledge was kept a secret and not allowed to grow due to inflexibility of those who were supposed to evolve the knowledge and make it accessible to common men.

Most Vastu experts still believe in certain rigid rules which they picked up from ancient texts or incomplete translations of the texts and keep on applying them even when they are made irrelevant due to the change in architecture of Indian buildings. The need was to reinterpret these rules as per the change in architecture. Furthermore, little efforts were made to spread the knowledge beyond India or make remedies which can be used to correct vastu defects. You would be surprised to know that a gentleman in Germany has patented Vastu while we were caught napping.

Fortunately in recent times few Indian experts have taken upon the mettle to reinterpret this 

knowledge, perform scientific study, spread this knowledge and make it accessible to the masses. One of them is my guru – Dr. Khushdeep Bansal who has instilled the confidence and knowledge to many of us such that Vastu becomes accessible and affordable.

It is on his motivation that I write these articles.

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Is Meditation same as Hypnotism?

When I wrote the article “Can Vastu Change destiny Part 2” I mentioned meditation is as a method to change destiny. Many of my friends asked me, “Isn’t it the same as hypnotism?” I said “No”. Here is a transcript of a communication which happened with few of my friends in office.

“This looks like hypnotism to me.” Said one of my team mates.

“No they are different. In hypnotism you are under the influence of another person’s thoughts. He feeds his thoughts in your mind.” I explained. “What you call in Hindi “प्रभाव” or if we break this पर+भाव which means foreign influence.”

“I am talking about self-hypnotism where we are hypnotizing self and not are under another person’s influence.” He was adamant.

“Yes if you are not doing a guided hypnotism then it is like meditation but still the process remains different.” I explained.

“What is the difference?” He wanted to know.

“ In hypnotism you confuse the conscious mind such that it switches off. When it does, it gives direct access to the sub-conscious and you feed it with positive affirmations. Most people do this feeding by listening to their own recording of positive affirmations.  In meditation you lower the brain frequencies by relaxation, activate the neurons such that it enables you to generate powering thoughts.”

“Even if the process is different the result is the same.” My friends were still not convinced.

“There is a fundamental difference. In hypnotism you affirm what you think is right for you, in meditation you discover what is right for you. Are the two methods not different?” I asked.

Now there were no further questions.

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The mind is an Antenna || How Vastu Acharyas manifest for you?

Technically, we know that antenna is a transducer designed to transmit and/or receive electromagnetic signals. Our sub-conscious mind is an antenna which communicates with the universe. Intuitive insights are achieved when the mind transmits the question and receives the answer from the universe.

Sub-conscious occupies about 90% of your mind while others say that it has unlimited capacity. Have you experienced that you were thinking about some problem while driving and suddenly you realize that you have reached the destination. Who took you to the destination? Similarly you are breathing even when you are in deep sleep. This is the faculty of the sub-conscious. Your cardio-vascular, digestive, respiratory, nervous, lymphatic, muscular systems are all governed by the sub-conscious mind and it works tirelessly throughout your life.

There are only two ways by which you can directly tap into your sub-conscious mind; by meditation and by dowsing.

Regular meditation done correctly over years develops in a person the capability to sense energies in the space which can be corrected to manifest for one self and clients.

A simpler method is dowsing. When a vastu expert dowse in search for an answer the sub-conscious still is the one getting the answers but it communicates the answer to Vastu Acharya through the muscular system by sending appropriate signals to the hands. The dowsing instrument which the Vastu Acharya is using is just amplifying the micro-signal received to a visible movement. That is the role of the instrument and nothing more the job appears to be done by it while it is just a servant of the sub-conscious reflecting what signals it receives.

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Vastu Case Study || 60- to 90+ in Board exams

A couple, our family friends, approached me for Vastu audit. Their daughter was not performing well in studies and she was soon to appear for her XII board exams in few months’ time. In the half yearly exams conducted by her school, she scored 58%. In recent months she had also started snapping at her mother when asked to study.

When I observed their home few things could be immediately related to the problems stated by them. She was sleeping in the zone of depression, the whole house was painted in a light shade of pink, there was a toilet in the zone of education which could not be closed as it was adjoining the master bedroom.

I asked them to shift their daughter to the vastu zone of Skills, keep her study table in the zone of education, treat the toilet with a particular element and paint the house in off-white. Besides I also suggested them some Mahavastu programming remedies.

These were the primary vastu suggestions I made. In no time they implemented all the suggestions and we waited with fingers crossed for the results to manifest.

As the board exams approached her study hours did improve but in the pre-board held in February she managed to show only a marginal improvement scoring 62%.

I assured them that give the vastu remedies some time to show results and surely in April when the results of the board exams were announced she passed with 91% score.

God Bless her in her future endeavors.

Vastu Acharya Manoj is a Senior Mahavastu Expert and can be contacted at mshrivastava2005@gmail.com for vastu and astrology advice

Ganesha in Vastu || Part 1

In Rajasthan, there is a culture to install green colored statues of Lord Ganesha just above the door frame one facing the outside of the house and one facing inside of the house. This trend has been prevalent due to two myths; firstly it is believed that Lord Ganesha guards the house and secondly, that poverty resides at the back of Lord Ganesha. Hence this practice where two idols are placed back to back started several generations back.

Due to lack of proper Vastu knowledge, this is still in practice while actually it is a myth.

From our culture, we all know what happened when Lord Ganesha was guarding his Mother – not a pleasant experience to have one’s head chopped and replaced by that of an elephant. Despite this practice, the wealth of several families in the state have declined over the generations.

Lord Ganesha should not be placed on the door as per MahaVastu.

Moreover, there should not be more than one idol of Lord Ganesha in the house. Lord Ganesha should only be installed in the Pooja and not used as a decorative piece. I have seen several families who take pride in their collection of Lord Ganesha statues. Depending on the vastu zone they are placed they will cause different problems in the life of the residents.

If you have multiple paintings and figurines of Lord Ganesha, please retain one, place it in the Prayer room and submerge the others in water.

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MahaVastu: An Innovation in accordance with Sankhya Darshan

Sankhya Darshan

According to the Hindu Model of Universe, the Universe consists of two eternal realities; Purusha (soul) and Prakriti (nature). While Purusha is unchangeable (amongst its many other properties), the Prakriti is dynamic and variable (amongst its many other properties).

Any creation or transformation happens with the amalgamation or merger of Purush and Prakriti. This process of unification of two entities is aided by three of the Prakriti’s components; tamas (ignorance, darkness), rajas (action, expansiveness) and sattva (result, benefit, goodness)

When Purusha and Prakriti unite one of the four occur; creation, invention, innovation or evolution.

The Modern Concept of Innovation

If we consider a subject to be having a universe of its own (which we call domain in modern lingo), it should have two components Purush (the fixed part) and Prakriti (the variable part). The fixed part is what cannot be changed. This is like axioms, principles and theories of a subject. This fixed part defines a subject. If you remove them the subject loses its identity. In mathematics, 2+2=4 is an axiom and can never be changed. Similarly rules for addition, multiplication, division, etc. constitute the fixed part.

The variable part of the subject allows new innovations. For example, in mathematics, the decimal system is the variable part and we all know what resulted when decimal system was replaced by Boolean or binary system. All the fruits of computerization have become a reality today because of this variability.

A subject, a religion, a concept or system which is 100% inflexible and does not allow any flexibility does not evolve and over a period of time becomes obsolete and irrelevant while one which allows 100% flexibility loses its identity over time.

For innovations to happen the trick is to identify what is constant and fixed and what is variable and dynamic in a domain. The three components of Prakriti namely tamas, rajas and sattva help in finding the same. Tamas is the realization of ignorance and need for change, rajas with its passion and activity (hypothesis, ideation, implementation, experimentation and measurement) helps in creating a new state which is beneficial and for the good.

Let us take the example of Vastu to understand this further.

The Vishwakarma Prakash defines the tenets of Vastu. Vishwakarma Prakash dictates 16 directions to be utilized for different activities.

The need was to apply the concepts in modern context when the architecture has changed from the ancient times. When the Vastu Experts of modern times realized that today’s houses are neither built on square plots nor have sixteen rooms, so they changed the 16 zones (defined in ancient texts) to 8 zones (3x3 grid with 8 directions) to create what we call traditional vastu method. It is a beautiful example of not being able to identify the fixed and variable parts correctly. What resulted is a method which at-best gives the client a “good-to-have” feeling - A feeling that their house is vastu compliant, even if its benefits are not properly realized.

The evolution of MahaVastu happened in a completely different manner. Dr. Khushdeep Bansal realized that the 16 zones form part of the fixed part and created this concept of angular division which is different than the square and grid method (variable part). This accurate identification of the two parts created a system which is scientific and yields results for the clients.

I know of few Vastu experts who completely discarded the ancient texts and concept of 16 zones by declaring it to be irrelevant. In the context of this article they have completely removed the fixed part and created a new system out of absolute variability. They call themselves as vastu consultants but in fact they are no more than a geopaths

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Vastu Myth: Brahmsthan should be Open to Sky

Like in Feng Shui, Vastu too had different recommendations for the kings and the citizens. The objective was that the citizens should always live in the shadows of the king and should never become as powerful and rich as them. This resulted in Vastu texts recommending that the central portion of the house (called brahmsthan) to be open. Technically, brahmsthan is the inner space of a house connected with the outer space.

King’s palace too had open central courtyard but the palaces were so designed that the king’s residence did not have the central courtyard falling in it. The central courtyard separated their place of residence and place of work.

There are mainly three countries where ancient architecture supported the concept of central courtyard – India, China and Indonesia. The architectures of the west never recommended such a structure.

Mahavastu believes that an open central courtyard leads to evolution of people staying in such houses slows down, they are not ambitious and get easily satisfied by small means. Several case studies have revealed that many of the people who stayed in such houses have not been able to study beyond matriculation while staying in the house.

This is a complete myth and need not be fussed about when making a vastu compliant house.

Manoj Shrivastava is a MahaVastu Expert and can be contacted at mshrivastava2005@gmail.com for all your queries and problems.

Vastu Myth: Marriageable girls should sleep in North West

One of the Vastu myths which have become prevalent due to series of distortions in the ancient wisdom of Vastu is that girls of marriageable age should sleep in North West zone of the house such that they get a good groom fast.

Let us see the genesis of this misconception. As per ancient vastu wisdom, North of North West (NNW) is the zone for attraction and newlywed couples should sleep here for enjoying a great married life. Thus in vastu texts this zone is earmarked for “रति गृह” (rati-grah). In business, this zone is recommended for placing finished goods which are not getting sold for a long time. This is to ensure they catch the attraction of the customer such that he gets tempted to buy it immediately.

There are two levels of distortions which have happened, over the time, with this concept:

1.      In their effort simplify Vastu and make it applicable in modern architecture of Indian homes, they reduced the original sixteen zones of Vastu to eight zones due to which NNW got fitted in North West (NW).

2.      Vastu practitioners thought that since goods placed here are immediately sold, similarly girls staying here should get immediately married.

Hence this myth got created and vastu experts started recommending this to their clients.

According to Mahavastu, there are two fundamental flaws in this concept; girls of marriageable age are not commodities which need to be sold and hence the very thought they should sleep in NW is not agreeable, moreover, girls sleeping here may have a strong attraction towards opposite sex leading to other complications in their life.

Manoj Shrivastava is a MahaVastu Expert and can be contacted at mshrivastava2005@gmail.com for all your queries and problems.

Seven Traits of great Vastu Experts

"What makes a Vastu Expert great?", "How should one identify a great Vastu Expert to analyze his house, office, factory, or shop?"

I was meditating on these questions for a long time and this article is a summation of my thoughts after observing my guru, Dr. Khushdeep Bansal during my several interactions with him.

The result of this churning is presented here as the 7 traits of a great Vastu Expert:

Listening

"When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen." - Ernest Hemingway

The Vastu expert must listen with full attention to his client, the words he uses when describing his problems, and the sequencing of sentences speak a lot about the associated areas of his house which are imbalanced. Unless the Vastu Expert is able to get to the root cause to the problems faced by the client he will not be able to cure them.

Transparency

"There is no persuasiveness more effectual than the transparency of a single heart, of a sincere life." - Joseph Barber

A Vastu expert must be transparent with his client; in sharing his observations, reasons for his problems (Vastu defects), solutions to his problems, time frame when results can be expected, and what results can be expected.

 He should also explain the basic principles and rationale of Vastu to his client in a clear and easy to understand language.

 

Willingness to Share

"A thousand candles can be lit by a single flame, without shortening the life of the candle...Happiness never decreases by being shared..." - Lord Buddha

The inherent willingness to share his knowledge and benefit the society at large is what makes a Vastu expert great.

Passion

"A commitment to excellence in all your work is the by-product of a long-term perspective and passion.' - Unknown

The single most factor which distinguishes a great Vastu Expert from others is the passion towards this science. It is this passion which drives the Vastu expert to come up with solutions which benefit the client, makes him result-oriented

Authentic

"The aim of every authentic artist is not to conform to the history of art, but to release himself from it in order to replace it with his own history." - Harold Rosenberg

The not so great Vastu experts resort to create and spread myths, misconceptions and superstitions related to Vastu. An authentic Vastu practitioner does not speak anything which is not rationale. He will focus on logic and intuition and even when he is speaking with an intuition he will explain the rationale for it to his client.

Intuition

"Intuition is the supra-logic that cuts out all the routine processes of thought and leaps straight from the problem to the answer." - Robert Graves

In a sense intuition is the ability to see beyond the obvious. When a vastu expert can see the vastu defects hidden behind the closed door of almirahs or when he can state the imbalances present in the zone without visiting your office, you know he is doing it out of intuition. It is this ability to visualize which makes a Vastu expert great.

Experience:

"An intelligent person armed with a checklist is no substitute for experience." - Joy Gumz

There is no better yardstick for greatness than the number of successful case studies which the Vastu expert has documented. As the number of success stories increases so does the word of mouth publicity. Ask your Vastu expert to give you a glimpse of his case studies.

 

Manoj Shrivastava is a certified MahaVastu Expert and can be contacted at mshrivastava2005@gmail.com if you need help in solving problems related to career, relationships, business, education, fame and support.