Recording: Vastu Diploma Class - 55 - Geopathic, space stress, Flat vastu
Plastering the affected place with cow dung cures geopathic stress; it is named the biggest brahmastra against it.
The floor or ground affected by geopathic stress
Lime has the capacity to end geopathic stress; putting lime at the affected place, or plastering it with lime, is the second brahmastra after cow dung.
The ground or surface affected by geopathic stress
Wall cracks that are connected to the ground are filled with a mixture of cow dung and lime, or with puddled soil made of three soils and lime.
Wall cracks that are connected to the ground
Where a crack caused by geopathic stress can be seen, a cork sheet is used as a remedy.
At the visible crack
Geopathic stress can also be treated with metals, for example silver and gold.
Red, black and white or yellow soil are mixed with 25 percent lime and churned with water, and a layer of this puddled soil is laid at the bottom while the house is built. Presented as the biggest solution: after it no geopathic or other negative stress has any bad effect.
A bottom layer under the house
Copper pyramids placed in the foundation or the floor bed while the building is made balance the geopathic energy of the land, neutralise geopathic stress and create positive energy.
In the foundation or the floor bed of the building
Salt is mixed with lime, a yellow soil (multani mitti) and a white soil (kaolin, the smooth white clay called chhui) and put into the ground; salt can bear geopathic stress.
In the ground of the plot
Muscovite spread over the entire land, as done in the 16 sanskar, has the capacity to reduce geopathic stress.
The whole plot
If health keeps worsening, or excessive dreams come, while sleeping at one particular place, micro hair cracks may lie below it, so the position of the bed should be changed.
The bed in the bedroom
A door on a wrong pad is first neutralised by laying muscovite; then the door remedies such as panchratna and gomti chakra are added, a brass strip is fixed and everything is packed in place.
At the wrongly placed door (the example given was a door in pad E6)
A door facing a T-junction is treated with a Tulsi plant, a corrective treatment of the door, or by shifting the door so it is no longer in front of the T.
Main door facing a T-junction
When the slope of a property is wrong, the applied remedy is to build a chabutra (raised platform) rather than break anything in the house.
Mercury is injected into the soil of normal land at a minimum of 100 g per 1000 sq ft, doubled for negative land, and never in the North-East, on marma points or in the brahmasthan.
In the soil underground, away from the North-East, the marma points and the brahmasthan
Mercury can be used in flats in a small quantity. A flat takes only the share that goes in when the flooring stones are laid, 25 percent, that is 25 g per 1000 sq ft.
Under the flooring stones of the flat
Obtain the satellite image or GIS data of a site and look for underground cracks (lineaments); where two cracks cross each other, the site has geopathic stress.
The plot or site being considered
Pathfinders are visible signs in trees, walls, creatures, recurring events and the mood of people that show geopathic stress at a place.
Any plot, house, factory or stretch of road
Milk kept on a geopathic stress point splits (curdles) within an hour, which confirms the spot as stressed.
The suspected spot in the house or on the land
Persistent illness in a household points to geopathic stress: restlessness, anxiety, depression, addiction, slip disc, headache, sleeplessness, high blood pressure, heart trouble, chronic body pain, epilepsy, cancer and suicidal tendency.
When inspecting a house, check its surroundings: whether the neighbour has a very tall tree, whether there is a hill to the North, and whether there is water to the South.
Surroundings of the house
Geopathic stress is the distorted and dipped electromagnetic field of the earth caused by cracks that form through the internal movement and pressure of the earth. Geo means the earth and its underground pressure, and pathic means suffering, so the term means the suffering of the land.
Major geopathic stress comes from the friction of the earth plates, which puts horizontal and vertical pressure on rocks until they crack. Minor or micro stress, seen as hair cracks, is created by underground streams, mining, cavities, EMF radiation, ground current, plumbing lines, telecom towers and high-tension lines.
Micro hair cracks and stress inside a building are called house stress, construction stress or building stress, not geopathic stress. True geopathic stress rises from cracks in the earth below and leaves hardly a brick unbroken.
Walls and floors of the building
Geopathic stress is often used to frighten clients and charge heavy fees with a handheld gadget. It comes from deep earth cracks, so floor-level fixes such as studs do not remove it and can make it worse.
Land is ruled by Mangal. When the Mangal effect of the land is weak, mangalik functions stop happening, for example a son or daughter still unmarried at 35, 38 or 40.
The ground of the house
Repeated bad thoughts or anger at one spot can come from stress below it, so business deals and important decisions should be made sitting where the mind feels good and peaceful.
A calm, pleasant spot in the home or office
Vastu principles weaken with height, because strong cosmic energy and fast-moving air balance a high flat by themselves: full vastu up to 5 floors, about half the principles up to 11 floors (about 108 to 121 ft), and none above about 300 ft.
Flats and offices in high-rise buildings
A flat is judged on five points in this order: the main door, the floor height, the colour of each direction, the placement of elements (interior vastu) and proper ventilation.
Flats and apartments
In flat vastu the door is checked first and carries the most marks; it must be in the right place.
Main door of the flat
Do not take a flat on the lowest floors; take one as high as possible, because the load of every column and beam comes down on the lower floors, and heavy, dirty energy settles low while light energy stays high.
Floor level of the flat in a multi-storey building
Flats on the lower floors are corrected like ordinary houses with full vastu. In a tall building the bottom three floors suffer most, because the iron load and electromagnetic intensity build a magnetic anomaly, as if the whole floor slept under a beam.
Ground, first, second and third floor flats
On upper floors the colour of each direction must be followed more carefully, because these flats are the first to come in direct contact with the planets.
Walls of each direction in flats on upper floors
In flats, especially on upper floors, the best results come from placing each element and item in its right zone, so interior vastu is essential in flat vastu.
Inside the flat, zone by zone
A flat should take in air from all sides. If air enters from one side and the other three are closed it cannot clear, while with good flow even bad air from the South-West (nairitya) passes out without staying.
Windows and openings of the flat
Even when a balcony projects out, the centre is taken from the central foundation of the building. The balcony is included in the orientation because it covers space on that floor, and on high floors it creates no cut or extension defect.
Balconies of flats
Some building shapes are not considered cut even though corners are missing; temples are always built in the shape of a human figure and such forms carry no cut defect.
Abroad, land is left open all around buildings as pishach bhoomi and nothing essential such as stores, the stove, the tijori or important papers is kept there, which is why court cases are fewer. Keeping the tijori, buried money or property papers on the pishach bhoomi invites court cases.
The pishach bhoomi, the outer belt of land around the building
Vastu results are controlled by kshetra (whether the land is fit for living or business), kaal (time and muhurta), bhaav (the intention of the builder and the residents) and the honesty of the money used; when these are wrong, even good vastu gives no result.
The fundamentals (basic principles) of vastu are, first, the sun rays, then the gravitational field and the magnetic field of the earth.
In the Vedic cycle the elements come in this order: space, air, fire, water and earth, and after earth back to space. Starting directly with air is also accepted.
Treat them as geopathic stress. Mix cow dung and lime and fill the mixture into the cracks, or fill them with puddled soil, the combination of three soils (red, black and white or yellow) with lime.
Correct them like ordinary houses, with general house vastu. In a tall building, for example of 13 floors, the lowest three floors have the most difficulty because the intensity of electromagnetic waves and the load of iron are highest there, which builds a magnetic anomaly. It is as if the ground, first, second and third floors were all sleeping under a beam, which is why most blood pressure and diabetes patients are found on ground floors.
Then it is not geopathic stress at all. Geopathic stress means cracks produced by the internal movement and pressure of the earth; a crack that does not come from the pressure of the earth is a matter for civil engineering. Fill it with white cement.
Yes. Mix the salt with lime and with yellow and white soil: multani mitti as the yellow soil and a white clay such as kaolin (chhui), then put the mixture into the ground.
Take the centre from the central foundation of the building even when the balcony projects. The balcony must be included in the orientation because it covers space on that floor. On the lower floors it is included in the plan, but high up there is no defect of cut or extension.
Increase the ventilation. Where it still stays low, raise the energy of the flat.
No. If the cracks do not come up from below and appear in the middle of the structure, it is a civil defect, for example curing that was not done properly. Where true geopathic stress exists, hardly a single brick stays unbroken or in its place.
Look at where Varun Devta, the lord of water, sits: his seat is in the West. City layouts follow nagar vastu (town planning), and at city scale water in the West sits with Varun.
In normal land use at least 100 g of mercury per 1000 sq ft, 200 g for 2000 sq ft and 300 g for 3000 sq ft. Always put it into the soil underground, never into cement on upper floors. Do not put it in the North-East (ishaan), on marma or ati marma points, or in the brahmasthan, and use double the quantity if the land is negative. Write the whole method, including where it must not go.
Yes, in a small quantity. Of the 100 g per 1000 sq ft used for a house, half goes underground and the rest at the flooring stages, with 25 percent going in when the flooring stones are laid. A flat takes only that share: 25 percent, that is 25 g per 1000 sq ft.
First neutralise the door, for example a door in pad E6, by putting muscovite. Then add the door remedy items taught in class, such as panchratna and gomti chakra, fix a brass strip and pack everything in place.
Three or four treatments were taught: a Tulsi plant, a corrective treatment of the door, and shifting the door so it no longer stands in front of the T.
There is no need for it. Using the 64-pad chakra would bring the pad vastu to zero, so work with the pad system taught in the course.
It is not a problem. A simple one costs only a few rupees in the market; buy one and mark the degrees on it.
Not necessarily. There are countless homes with a toilet in the North-East and no cancer, so such a claim should never be made. In case studies where one family member after another got cancer, the cause was geopathic stress, which can bring diseases such as cancer, high blood pressure, cardiac problems and epilepsy.
Salt can bear geopathic stress. It is put into the land along with seven types of soil so that it absorbs the stress, much as salt water is given at once to a person whose blood pressure drops.
At great heights the air moves very fast and does not stay, and cosmic energy is strong. Heavy, dirty energy settles low while light energy, oxygen and the beneficial gases stay high, so people on the top floors live happier and healthier than those on the lowest floors, who live under the most pressure.
Hardly. In one flat on about the 68th floor a full toilet stood in the Ishaan, and the owner, a leading industrialist, had no cancer or other trouble. At that height clean air ventilates it at once, and the Vastu Devtas sit on the ground, not up there, so very high flats need little treatment.
Abroad, land is left open all around buildings as pishach bhoomi, and nothing essential is kept there: no stores, no stove, no tijori and no important papers. Many people in India keep the tijori, buried money and registry papers on the pishach bhoomi, and court cases follow.
No. Temples are always built in the shape of a human figure, as with the Ram Mandir (garbhagriha like the head, then the arms, a wider body and the shikhara) or the Kundalpur temple, shaped like a person standing with hands on the waist. Such shapes, lotus-form buildings and towers like the Burj Khalifa are not treated as cut; the Raj Vallabh granth describes the many types of shapes.
The Mangal (Mars) effect of their land is weak. Land is ruled by Mangal and copper is its metal, so copper pyramids put into the ground strengthen it, and in such a home auspicious functions like marriages do not stop.
No. Geopathic stress comes from cracks deep below the ground, not from the floor. In one case studs were put in as a remedy, the stress grew worse and the business of the client was ruined. Use the proper remedies such as cow dung plaster, lime or the soil and salt layers.
No. Repeated fires at one place are a sign of geopathic stress, not a vastu defect, so building a brahm nabhi or a chabutra or adding energy will not help. Treat it with the geopathic stress remedies.
Get the GIS data or satellite image of the site, which is now available even at a small scale. Underground cracks show on it, and where two cracks cross each other there is geopathic stress. Always check this before buying land.
Build a chabutra rather than demolishing anything. Applied answers should give remedies that avoid todphod (breaking the structure).