Three Types of Vaastu

 

Sthira Vaastu

The Position of Vaastu Purush along NE and SE is supposed to be his permanent body position. It’s the Sthira or Permanent position of any construction for all season throughout the year. His Head is on the NE , his right arm on SE, his feet are on SW and left arm is on NW. Sthira Vaastu is concerned with the construction of House, Temple, Village etc. 

Chara Vaastu

 
The Vaastu Purush lies on his side in one direction for full three months and keeps on rotating in a clockwise direction. The change of position of Vaastu Purush is closely linked to various seasonal changes.
Chara Vaastu is useful for the construction of Temporary residences of Army, Tents, Temporary Banquet Halls, Moving Circus Shows, Stage of ramleela or dramas.

 

 

Nitya Vaastu

It refers to daily movement of Vaastu Purush. The gaze of Vaastu Purush changes every three hours in a day. A Sunflower always faces Sun but Human Being should do opposite. During hot noon hours, he should face the cold North Direction because Sun is in the Hot South Direction.

 

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