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- Positive Energy Circulation and Stress Free Living through Application of Vastu Principles
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1 Department of FRM, COHS, CCS Haryana Agriculture University, Hisar, Haryana, IN
1 Department of FRM, COHS, CCS Haryana Agriculture University, Hisar, Haryana, IN
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Indian Journal of Positive Psychology, Vol 9, No 1 (2018), Pagination: 83-88Abstract
If the structure is so designed that the positive forces override that the negative forces then there is beneficial release of bio energy which helps all the inmates to be healthy. If I put Vastu in simple words “it is the traditional Indian way how people should live in house or work at their workplace as yoga is for health.” Every women workplace is started with her house and concludes her day in her house. The prior concern is her well-being's. Vastu is a hot topic of discussion these days on all the channels on T.V, internet etc. and other mass media approaches. Present study is planned to know about the knowledge of some aspects of Vastu Shastra principles and its extent of application in newly constructed houses of Hisar district. 200 homemakers were selected purposively, majority were found young 60.0% and working 45.0%. Around 50 percent were having > 350 square feet house. Some miscellaneous aspects of vastu were choose to study and found that was found Usually people were interesting in application of certain aspects such as down ward slope of house should be in E and N side, rectangular house is good for living, Gomukhi house is not good for residence purpose, underground water tank should be in North East direction, no tall trees should be in North and East side and so on. Interestingly they have applied these principles on priority basis. Along with these aspects more than 90 percent of the respondents were found feeling highly satisfied by making water tank in North-East and trees in South and west side. By making central space open, eighty five percent respondents were found highly satisfied as it is the place where all energies can accumulate to make house pure, divine and peaceful.Keywords
Vaastu Shastra, North East, South East, North West, South West, Gomukhi.References
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- Vastu Shastra:A Tool for Stress Free Living and Empowering Homemaker Psychologically, Physically and Esthetically
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1 Department of Family Resource Management, CCSHAU, Hisar, Haryana, IN
1 Department of Family Resource Management, CCSHAU, Hisar, Haryana, IN
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Indian Journal of Health and Wellbeing, Vol 9, No 3 (2018), Pagination: 407-412Abstract
House construction is a life dream for an individual especially the homemaker. The study was planned to know about the view of homemakers towards kitchen and pooja room principles of Vaastu Shastra. By applying various principles how much they satisfied was be the main trust area for such kind of study.200 homemakers who have constructed and Renovated their house according to Vaastu shastra were selected purposively to find out the knowledge and application of various vastu principles, after that 100 homemakers were selected randomly to find out the level of*satisfaction among various principles. Kitchen and pooja room principles were selected purposively keeping in view the major concern of Indian women. More than 50 percent of the respondents had made their kitchen in SE direction of house, same number of them have placed pitchers and utensils for drinking water in NE and N side. Vastu says fridge should not be in NE direction of'kitchen was not aware by 65 percent of*the respondents still 34.0O percent had applied this concept at kitchen. A major number of respondents had applied the concept that pooja room in building should be in E, N, NE comer ofhouse (85.0%). some concept of pooja room such as one should not sit exactly having the idol (90.0%), white colour or yellow colour marble work should be done in pooja room (65.0%) were applied by respondents band lamp stand in SE comer of worship room (54.0%) were applied by respondents but they are not aware about these. While finding the satisfaction level, by applying principle such as kitchen in SE more than three fourth respondents were highly satisfied in psychological and functional utility aspect, placement of pitcher in NE and N side seems to be a tedious task for some respondents hence a little percentage of respondents (11.6%) were found dissatisfied also. Same with some aspects of pooja room principle where placement of'lamp on particular direction become tedious for one fifth of the respondents (17.24%)otherwise overall concepts of pooja room provide them highly satisfaction. Hence we can say that pooja room and Kitchen satisfaction is of*major concern of*today's homemaker.Keywords
Vaastu Shastra, North East, South East, North West, South West, Gomukhi.References
- Agarwal, V.K. (2004). Body is ablue print of the house. IVVRF, Indore, 7{38), 7-9. Vastu News.
- Bhardwaj, A. (2013). Scientific Approaches to Vastu Shastra. M/S Abhinav Publications New Delhi
- Chawla, P. (2016). Vastu tips to remove stress, www.livevaastu.com
- Chohan, S.K. (2002). Role of Vastu Shastra in physical planning in 21st century. Paper presented in International Conference Vastu Panorma 2004 from 12-15 Feb. 2004, Indore, India. Organised by IWRF. Indore (MP).
- Khosla, M. (1998). Planning of house and use of Vastu Shastra. An exploratory study. M.Sc. Thesis, CCS HAU, Hisar
- Puri, B.B. (1995). Vedic Architecture and art of Living Vastu Cyan Publication, New Delhi.
- Ziehe, H. (2004). Contemplating a Wealthy house. In Ban biology, P.U.S. Publishing House, New York.