Interior Vastu

Diploma Interior Module8

1. 1Foundations of Interior Vastu: Elements, Planets, Forces, Colours and MaterialsThe opening interior vastu class defines interior vastu as customised vastu: arranging a building's interior according to the owner's horoscope so that the nine planets, the three forces (gravity, magnetic field and sun rays) and the five elements are balanced for that person. It sets out four principles, co-relation of elements, orientation by planets, gravitational alignment of objects and the physical property of materials, with case studies of colours, statues, shapes and materials that made or ruined homes and businesses. The shape, colour, zone, metal and represented items of each of the five elements are taught along with the Vedic cycle of elements. An astrology primer then covers the 12 rashis, their lords, exaltation and debilitation, house directions and planetary aspects, followed by a Q&A on applying charts to house planning.Class42 entries23 Q&A
2. 2Element Friendship, Rashi Elements and the 16 Zones for Interior PlanningDefines interior vastu as emotions and actions controlled by the interior and applies the chitra se chitta principle to pictures, photos and statues. Teaches the friendship and enmity of the four human elements, how to find a person's element from the Moon sign and temperament, and how element matching guides interiors, marriage and partnerships. Shows how to mark the 16 zones and 32 devta pads on a house plan with an 81-pad protractor, then walks through all 16 zones with what to build, what to avoid and the effects. A long Q&A covers shoe racks, tijori facing, drainage, temples, toilets, kundali checks for bedrooms and balancing fixed flats with element symbols.Class41 entries49 Q&A
3. 3Planetary Energy, Building Materials and Kitchen, Bedroom and Staircase InteriorsThe class recaps what each direction governs, maps the nine planets and their metals to the eight directions, and ranks how much planetary energy trees, mirrors, water, yantras, pyramids, metals and stones capture. It then covers energy-friendly construction: clay bricks and lime, a lime layer under the plot, the right filling soil, special soils in flooring, mud walls in the NE and copper pyramids in columns. The kitchen is treated in depth, from zone-wise results, burner position and cooking direction to internal zoning, platform shape, materials and colours, with the desi ghee akhand deep as a brahmastra. Bedroom selection by horoscope and age, sleeping direction and decor, and staircase placement, design, step counting and materials complete the session.Class56 entries74 Q&A
4. 4Toilet, Drawing Room, Office, Study, Dining and Mandir Placement Across the 16 ZonesInterior Vastu class on where and how to build the toilet, drawing room, office, study room, dining area and home temple, with the result of each across all 16 zones. It explains the Vedic view of toilets through the human-body model, the toilet seat facing, interior finishes and a sea sand, alum and salt bowl remedy, and gives a brahmastra of laying crystallised hexagonal quartz under the floor to nullify a bad zone. Office and study interiors cover axis, ventilation, level furniture, solid wood, colours chosen from the horoscope, Nandi, citrine, study stones and pyramids. It closes with dining and puja rules, deity and worshipper facing, placement of appliances, medicines and photos, and a long Q&A.Class38 entries68 Q&A
5. 5Main Door Vastu: 32 Door Padas, Dehleez, Torans and Window RulesThe main door is treated as the nose and face of the house: it draws nature-given energies in and lets negativity out, so it must have two shutters, a rectangular shape with height twice the width, a four-piece wooden chaukhat and a dehleez. All 32 door padas from E1 to N8 are read with their results, and the door direction is matched to the owner by rashi, exalted planets and mulank. Remedies for wrongly placed doors include dehleez installation with silver and pancha ratna (door power), a seven sea-salt usara of the door, an ashtadhatu bell, mango leaf and cow-dung swastik bandhanwars, direction-wise torans and a black horseshoe for West doors. Window and ventilator rules and a long Q&A on door types, dehleez, clockwise exit and astro door selection complete the class.Class38 entries56 Q&A
6. 6Colour Vastu, Interior Materials, False Ceilings and Kundali-Based Interior RemediesThe class first covers colour vastu for interiors: choosing colours from the kundali, the element of the zone and the type of work, the healing qualities of blue, green and red, trade-wise business colours, and the colours recommended or forbidden in each direction. It then reviews interior materials: why oil-based lead paint, PU polish, laminate, POP and fibre, metal or PVC ceilings harm health and energy, how to neutralise fumes with desi cow urine or neem-tulsi, and which floors (sandstone, Kota stone, marble, granite, tiles, wood) suit which spaces. Ceiling and furniture shapes are matched to the element of each zone, and a mirror ceiling at the Brahmasthan gives an open-to-sky effect. The second part teaches astro-vastu interiors: judging planets by nature, exaltation, own sign, retrograde motion and degree, finding the most powerful direction and house facing, placing paintings for specific planetary yogas, and choosing colours from the lords of the 1st, 4th, 5th, 9th, 10th and 11th houses.Class55 entries58 Q&A
7. 7Interior by Planets: Colours, Stones, Pictures, Plants, Woods, Clocks and Quartz BallsInterior vastu taught planet by planet: for the ruling planet of each direction (Sun in the East, Moon in the North-West, Mars in the South, Jupiter in the North-East, Mercury in the North, Saturn in the West, Rahu-Ketu in the South-West and Venus in the South-East) the class gives the colours, stones and metals, pictures and objects, and indoor and outdoor plants that strengthen the zone. It opens with reading a birth chart to find the best direction and colours for a person, and closes with woods for furniture and beds, trees to keep away from the home, clock placement and direction-wise quartz balls. A long Q&A covers quartz, sandalwood and asan wood in beds, tulsi and peace lily as negativity indicators, Gajkesari yoga, direction cuts and the shami tree. The underlying lesson is that every item belongs to a planet, so planetary friendship and enmity decide where it goes and let students derive remedies themselves.Class44 entries43 Q&A
8. 8Mirror Vastu, Pen and Curtain Colours, Mandnas, Symbols, Paintings and SwastiksThe final Interior Vastu class covers mirrors (types, shapes, where they extend or deepen a space and how they correct cuts and extensions), pen colours by name rashi for signing, and curtain colour and design rules. It then explains element-balancing mandnas, major symbols (Om, mangal kalash, Ashok pillar, Surya mukh), direction rules for family, god and ancestor photos, scenery and animal images, things to avoid, and many swastik designs including the silver nandyavart. The class ends with a long Q&A on doors, toilets, colours, temples and remedies. Together these show how interior items balance elements and fix vastu doshas without demolition.Class65 entries42 Q&A