Hoshiarpur:- Sometimes a person suddenly turns towards the direction of sannyas. Without the wishes of the family, he leaves home and becomes a hermit, refuses to marry and turns his life into solitude. According to Dr. Bhupinder Vastu Shastri, all this is not done by the person himself, but is due to the Vastu of the house in which he lives.
It may sound strange to hear, but in reality it is what the Vastu of the house wants. From where a hermit, ascetic or renounces worldly life and becomes a saint, the Vayav corner (north-west direction) of that house is considered to be inauspicious or there is a fault in the door there. The hostility or enmity felt towards a person is also considered one of the doshas of the Vayava corner.
In these doshas, ??along with Vayava, the western direction also has an external effect. If the direction indicated (south-west) is increased, slightly reduced or very malefic, then the results become more serious. Similarly, if the Ishan corner (north-east) is cut, reduced or heavily built in, then the dosha also increases. In some houses, there may be a well or a pit in the Brahmasthan (middle place), which is considered inauspicious according to Vastu.
Where a person's secret spiritual or mystical lifestyle is developing, the direction indicated is found to be completely malefic. There is a proverb for Vayava dosha – “Yogi, Bhogi and Jogi will be the gift of Vayava.” The structure of our house itself decides our fate and future. The right Vastu gives us the right direction in life.