Vastu tips for slope of the land
The plot may be identical in size and direction but the natural slope of the plot acts as the biggest influence in determining the overall energy balance of the plot. Before you buy any piece of land or empty plot, it is essential to take a deep hard look at the natural slope of the plot.
The natural slant does play an important role in the overall energy balance of any plot but just a slope and its direction must never be the only criteria of accepting or rejecting a plot. Natural slope of any plot underlines certain intrinsic Vastu principles for the given site. Just like two houses are never the same, Vastu Shastra guidelines believe that two plot of land can never have the same energy force.
Nothing can work against the natural law of action which governs which was the plot holds its natural slant. Energy patterns of the natural slope of the plot can never be changed or corrected. While other smaller Vastu conflictions can be corrected to some extend by following certain remedial measures or even reconstruction in some cases, the slope is a natural element that is here to stay.
Perfect weightage must be given to all basic Vastu Shastra fundamentals including the slope and the main directional axis of the land before drawing any conclusion. It is therefore imperative to check with a certified Vastu Shastra expert before one finalizes the plot to ascertain whether the natural slope and directional are favorable or not.
Depending on the directional axis of any plot, there are certain basic Vastu principles that can define the natural slope as favorable or otherwise.
Dhana Veethi or good compliance is given to a plot of land which has its natural slant towards the east and north. For a natural slant towards the east, the western axis must be elevated and for the northern slope, southern direction must be at an elevated level. A west elevated plot with its slope towards the east offers material growth and prosperity.
On the other hand an east elevated plot which has its natural slope towards the west causes loss of wealth and fortune. Plots with their natural slant towards the western and southern axis are also known as Bhoota Veethi meaning bad directional slants. A south elevated plot with its natural slant towards the north signifies growth of wealth while a north elevated plot with its slope towards the south can cause loss of inhabitants and overall grief and sadness.
Land slopes towards-
- North bring in riches
- East bring good luck
- West bring financial losses
- South cause destruction and grief
