While there is no device that can measure harmony within a space, individuals who reside in an environment that is tuned to resonate on higher frequencies, report noticeable effects - especially when they live consciously and with awareness.

They begin to experience an inner shift - qualities like patience, intuition, or creativity become more accessible. Opportunities seem to arise more naturally, not because of magic, but because one is more open, present, and aligned with the flow of life.

There are several levels of depth. There is no need for expensive décor or to dive into radical home renovations (unless you already planned to).

Many powerful adjustments can be made without renovation—such as reassigning rooms, repositioning furniture, adjusting color schemes, adding symbolic corrections, or removing blockages. Full structural alignment is ideal, but progressive Vastu implementation allows practical improvements within real-world limitations.

Absolutely. Both Vastu and Feng Shui can be seamlessly integrated into modern design, creating spaces that are contemporary and energetically balanced. Vastu, being a system of principles rather than fixed styles, adapts beautifully to modern needs when properly understood.

While good interior design emphasizes functionality and aesthetics, Vastu Shastra delves deeper. It considers energetic alignment, human proportion, cosmic resonance, and the consciousness of space. It's about creating a space that not only looks and works well but also feels harmonious and supports the life force of its occupants.

Our own research led to conclusion that every culture and advanced civilization used same construction principles up until recent history. Orientation, proportions, materials, patterns and principles repeat across continents and ages.

Principles described in Vastu and Feng Shui texts are not cultural preferences, they are laws of energy, light, direction, and proportion which are universal.