Directions of Land

Directions	Ruling Planet	Room
North	Mercury	Living (Sitting) room safe
Northeast	Jupiter	Worship room living room
East	Sun	Living room bathing room (no toilet)
Southeast	Venus	Kitchen
South	Mars	Kitchen storeroom
Southwest	Rahu	Master bedroom heavy storage
West	Saturn	Children's bedroom store room stuy
Northwest	Moon	Guest room bathroom grain storage room

Methods Of Soil Testing According To Vastu

1. For soil testing a hand deep (about 50 cms) pit should be dug. Then the whole soil should be taken out  of the pit and again the pit should be filled with the soil, taken out earlier. If some soil remains out, the site is best, if all the soil is filled the land is good and if the soil is found to be short, the land is unfit. In the second stage, after taking out the soil from the pit, the pit should be filled with water. After filling the water, one should walk for 100 paces at normal speed. If on return the volume of the water remains unaltered the land is best, if it is a little less, the land is good and if the level of water falls too low, the land is unsuitable. 

2. The scientific reasoning behind both of these two tests is that the first test tells about the bondage of the soil particles while the second test indicates its looseness. This, too, is insufficient. 

3. The land should be higher on the South-West side. 

4. The building depicting East-West length is called 'Surya Vedhi' and that showing a North-South length is called 'Chandra Vedhi' Only the Chandra Vedhi building is auspicious and is also good for economic prosperity. For gardens and lawns both Suryavedhi and Chandra Vedhi lands have been considered suitable. But the 'Surya' or Chandra Vedhi lands are not considered, suitable for temples. 
While purchasing a plot of land attention, should be paid to its shape, its angles the position of other buildings and roads on its all eight directions. If there is some deficiency in a plot, it can be made-up suitable by incorporating such improvements as are suggested by expert VASTU SHASTRI and then purchased. If there is no possibility to improve it, the plot need not be purchased.

The Shapes Of The Lands According To Vastushastra And Their Effects

S.No.	Shape	Results
1.	Rectangular	Auspicious
2.	Square	Good for gains of wealth.
3.	Bhadrasan	Success
4.	Circular	Auspicious.
5.	Chakrakar	Poverty.
6.	A land having odd number of sides e.g. three, five etc.	Sorrow.
7.	Triangular	Accidents, quarrels and wrath of govt. (Tax penalties or adverse results of court cases etc.)
8.	Shape of a bullock cart.	Poverty.
9.	Dandanamak	Loss of animals ( vehicles in our times )
10.	Shape of a Mridanga (An indian Musical instrument)	Troubles and death of wife.
11.	Brihan Mukhi	Troubles for friends and relatives.
12.	Vyajan	Loss of wealth.
13.	Land elevated in the middle.	Creates evil tendencies of crime or murder etc.
14.	Serpent like shape.	Loss of wealth.
15.	Bow like shape.	Prone to thefts, worries, fears.
16.	Trishul like shape.	Gives birth to warriors.
17.	Elephant like shape.	Gives wealth.
18.	Bull like shape.	Increases animal-wealth.
19.	Egg like shape.	Gives birth to social workers, and persons capable of making sacrifices.
20.	Flag like shape.	Gives fame.
21.	Tabla like shape (Indian musical instrument)	Extinction of family.
22.	Uneven land.	Sorrow.
23.	Danda(stick)like shape.	Loss of animal wealth.
24.	Sieve like shape.	Loss of cows.
25.	Shape of a tortoise.	Imprisonment.
26.	Pot or Panigranate (a fruit) like shape.	Disease like leprosy or other disease of the same nature.
27.	Fan like shape.	Loss of eye sight and wealth.
28.	Mudgar, Gada (a weapon) like shape.	Loss of friends and relatives.

Business Card design as per Feng Shui

Feng Shui in graphic design involves the balance of elements and their flow throughout the design. Feng Shui is literally translated Wind and Water. Think about the way that wind and water flow freely throughout the natural world; Feng Shui uses placement of items that allows for chi (universal life force) to flow freely. Some businesses choose to incorporate Feng Shui into their design as a way to avoid bad luck and to encourage good luck with their business ventures. If you wish to incorporate Feng Shui into your business cards, here are some tips to get you started.

Choose the Right Color and Size
When placed with black text, warm colors like red, orange, and yellow are considered in-auspicious and unlucky. Instead, use a card stock that is metallic or green, brown or blue. These colors are considered auspicious with black text. There is also a color associated with your birthday that will flow best with your business card design. Simply look up your personal element and you will find your color as well. Also, choose a card that is under 2” width and height for better luck.

Incorporate Personal and Business Elements
There is an element, color, and shape associated with your date of birth that will work best for your business card design. In Feng Shui there are five elements considered: wood, fire, earth, water, and metal. Your business also has an element associated with it. To find out what your personal and business elements are, simply look them up online. Implement these elements, colors, and shapes into your logo and business card design.

Balance the Layout
The balance or Yin and Yang of your business card will help determine its effectiveness. Never use a border, as it will block the flow altogether. Center your text left-to-right and balance your logo with your text for a better flow.

Place Your Text Meaningfully
Your name should always be the top line and in bold, as this signifies that you are in control. Your title can be in the same font size under your name, but not bold. Never put your name under your business name, since this indicates that you are a slave to your business.

Leave Lots of White Space
Balance and order can be achieved with a simple design full of white space. This will increase the flow of your card and make your business more successful.

When designing for Feng Shui, always consider the balance of your design elements. Some people believe that the success of your business depends on it.

Colors defined by Vastu Shastra

Logo Designing as per Vastu Shastra

Reasons to Design Logos using Vastu and Feng Shui Principles

1. To Raise the vibration of your logo and brand
2. To Energize your logo to become a magnet for opportunities and prosperity
3. To Optimize your logo for growth and success
4. To Increase your luck factor
5. To Synchronize your auspicious element with your brand
6. To Give you an advantage over your competitors
7. To Avoid negative subliminal influences
8. To Add value to your brand

Some Vastu Tips For Logo and Visting Card:

1. Card should be tearable.

2. Matter should be in capital/block letters.

3. Name of the card holder (individual or company) should be in red colour, preferably embossed.

4. Address should be in blue colour

5. Telephone and mobile numbers as also email address should be in blue or red colour

6. Monogram/logo should be in red colour

7. All matter should be centralized

8. Central space of the card should be blank