ENTRANCE TO THE HOUSE

Entrance plays the most important role in any building. It is the first connection between a building and universal consciousness. The flow of energy starts from the entrance and only the entrance decides whether the flow of energy in any building is positive or negative. There are 32 entrances in a building as per Vastu Shastra. When you divide a circle of 360 degrees by 32, you will get 32 entrances of 11.25 degrees each, and each of these 32 entrances are divided into four parts, each part having 8 entrances. Like 8 entrances for North, 8 entrances for South, 8 entrances for East and 8 entrances for West. Each entrance creates its own effect in Vastu Shastra. Out of these 32 possible entrances, 9 entrances are fruitful, and bring positive energies in a building and the rest are bad and bring negative energies in the building.

We can balance the negative energies by using colour and metal strips.

The North facing plots comprise of 8 entrances from N1 to N8 of which 3 entrances are positive and rest are negative.

N1- Rog devata:  Colour yellow: NW: This is a negative entrance, and it increases the possibility of murder of its residents. It also increases the fear in the minds of the residents.

N2-Nag devata: NNW: Colour silver grey:  This is negative entrance, and it makes the residents jealous of each other. The external people also hold grudges for the people residing in the house.

N3-Mukhya devata: NNW: colour silver grey: This is a positive entrance and gives abundance of money to its residents. More male children are born in homes having this entrance.

N4-Bhallat devata: NORTH: Colour blue: This is a positive entrance and gives abundance of inherited property.

N5-Som devata: NORTH: Colour blue: This entrance is neither positive nor negative and gives a religious bent of mind to its residents.

N6- Bhujanga devata: NNE:  Colour blue: This is negative entrance and people living in homes having this entrance are filled with excessive anxiety and have rude behaviour.

N7-Aditi devata: NNE: Colour blue:  This is a negative entrance for girls as they defy the family traditions.

N8- Diti devata: NE: Colour blue: This is a positive entrance for organisations and companies dealing with banks as it gives higher bank balance to the inhabitants of the building.

 

East facing plots comprise of 8 entrances from E1 to E8 out of which two are positive.

E1: SHIKHI Devata: Colour blue: This entrance is negative and causes monetary loss and accidents.

E2: ENE: Parjanya devata: Colour green:  This entrance results in increase of expenses and more girls are born in homes with this entrance.

E3: ENE: Jayant devata: Colour green:  This is a positive entrance and gives money, profits, and success.

E4: East: Mahendra devata: Colour green: Being a positive entrance in East and attracts positive gains from influential people.

E5: East: Surya devata: Colour green:  This entrance makes the residents aggressive.

E6: ESE: Satya devata: Colour green:  People living in such homes fail in their commitments.

E7: ESE: Bhrush devata: Colour green: This entrance makes the residents insensitive.

E8: SE: Akash devata: Colour red: This entrance results in accidents, financial losses, and thefts.

South facing plots comprise of 8 entrances from S1 to S8 out of which two are positive.

S1: SE: Agni devata: Colour red: This entrance creates negative effects on the male child. Your child will get attracted to the bad company.

S2: SSE: Poosha devata: Colour red:  This entrance is good for people working in MNC’S and brings growth in their life. They get regular promotions and hike in their salaries.

S3: SSE: Vithath devata: Colour red:  This entrance gives money and success. People living with S3 entrances earn money in their life with name and goodwill.

S4: SOUTH: Grihakshat devata: Colour red:  This entrance gives money through fame and is good for actors and media professionals.

S5: SOUTH: Yamraj devata: Colour red: This entrance gives debts and financial losses.

S6: SSW: Gandharva devata: Colour yellow: This entrance gives poverty, and it is the most negative entrance being in the direction of disposal.

S7: SSW: Bhringraj devata: Colour yellow: This entrance causes wastage and efforts.

S8: SW: Mrig devata: Colour yellow:  This entrance makes the resident lonely and isolated. It disconnects them from rest of the world.

The West facing plots comprise of 8 entrances of which two are positive.

W1: SW: Pitra devata: Colour yellow: This entrance gives poor financial condition and reduces life span. People having W1 entrance die at the age of 35 to 40.

W2: WSW: Dauvaric devata: colour silver grey: This entrance causes insecurity in the minds of the people resulting in relationship problems. This entrance also causes unstable career.

W3: WSW: Sugreev devata: colour silver grey: This entrance is auspicious and give money, growth, and prosperity.

W4: WEST: Pushpadant devata: Colour silver grey: This entrance makes residents happy in their life.

W5: WEST: Varun devata: Colour silver grey: This entrance gives more ambitious attitude. People having W5 entrance demand a much higher value of their products and services without focussing on its quality.

W6: WNW; Asur devata: Colour silver grey: With this entrance expectations of the inhabitants will not get fulfilled.

W7: WNW: Shosh devata: Colour silver grey: This entrance makes the inhabitants unhappy and get addicted to drugs.

W8: NW: Pap devata: Colour yellow: This entrance makes the inhabitants selfish.

With scenarios having bad entrances we have options of balancing existing entrances with colours or using metal strips. We can also balance them by painting the main door with the balancing colour with respect to that direction by making use of vastu shakti chakra.

Vikas P Deshpande.

M. E. Civil, Structural Consultant

Vastu and Feng Shui Consultant

deshpandevikas@gmail.com, 0434681647

 

 

 

 

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