Vaastu: A Path to Harmonious Living

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Vaastu, in a nutshell, is the traditional science of building design and spatial configuration. The individual as well as the collective can live in greater harmony and prosperity when human beings become aware of the subtle connections between space and form. To become aware of the natural environment and to build in consonance with it is the message of vaastu. The science presupposes the psycho-spiritual connection of Indian mythology with human existence. Using the principles of measurement, rhythm and proportion as the basis of all material manifestation, it avers that the mind and spirit are capable of infusing life into a space and promoting the free flow of energy. Vaastu : A Path to Harmonious Living provides insights into design concepts that can help the user to maximise his potential within his/her environment. Interspersed with graphic descriptions, the author shows the reader how to improve health, increase spiritual growth and promote creativity, prosperity and success in life.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sashikala Ananth

Sashikala Ananth holds a degree in architecture from the School of Architecture, Madras University. She has spent the last twenty years assimilating traditional knowledge and exploring its field application. A recipient of the Ashoka Foundation Scholarship for innovative contribution to the field of architecture, she has also made a film on the art of traditional sculpture. Ananth has been a student of Shri Ganapati Sthapati, a leading authority of Vaastu Shastra, and has also translated his text on iconometry into English. She has studied the vaastu texts extensively and has worked with traditional artisan communities. She lives in Chennai where she works on projects incorporating the wisdom of vaastu in creative and harmonious ways with the the modern lifestyle.

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Title
Vaastu: A Path to Harmonious Living
Author
Edition
1st ed.
Publisher
ISBN
8174361227
Length
84p., Plates; Figures; Glossary; 21cm.
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