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Principle

Match Business Colours and Artefacts to the Planet of the Trade

Every trade belongs to a planet; using that planet's colour, shape, artefacts, paintings, metals, mirrors and glass at the business multiplies its energy, while a clashing colour can shut it down.

What it does

Raises business energy many times over by associating the trade with its own planet.

Where

Shops, offices, factories and petrol pumps

How to do it

  1. 1Identify the planet that rules the trade
  2. 2Use that planet's colours, shapes, artefacts, paintings and metals at the premises
  3. 3Avoid colours that clash with the trade's planet

Cautions

  • Do not place artefacts at random; each one should relate to the planet of the business

Explanation and notes

Petroleum belongs to Shani (Saturn), so oil company pumps were blue. A major company opened its pumps in green instead; they ran for two to three years and then stayed closed for about nine to ten years. After blue was mixed into the colour scheme on consultation, the pumps were relaunched and began running. Finance belongs to Budh (Mercury), so CAs and accountants use green ink. Doctors wear green or blue so that Mercury, the planet of intellect, keeps the mind alert during operations; green also nullifies infrared rays and bad energies, which is why hospitals use green, pista, white and blue. Lawyers choose black for the same reason: even clothes and pen ink work as interior vastu.

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