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This is the second and concluding part of my essay on “Ritual and Ceremony during Construction” As I mentioned in the preceding article , here too, I shall dwell upon some of the rituals and ceremonies that – as per Vaastu – punctuate the construction process because I have noticed that many of these practices […]
Vaastu does not differentiate on grounds of religion, cast or creed. Any prayer is a submission to the Almighty. Vaastu says all worship is sacred. It could be Allah, it could be Christ, it could be Mahavir, and it could be anyone. What Vaastu enjoins is that it should be performed at specific zones within […]
Beginning in the mid-1980s, the advent of the personal computer and fax machine, along with breakthroughs in telecommunications created opportunities for office workers to telecommute, leading to the creation of home offices. Telecommuting also benefitted employers in the form of lower overheads and potentially greater employee productivity. Technology has also placed a demand on larger […]
If I go by the theory of Mayamatam – Vaastushastra’s revered text, “Every property chooses its occupant. As a corollary to this, if the property chooses its occupant, it is equally true that the property throws out occupants that are not of its choosing. Not just that, the property chooses the duration of the occupancy […]