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Panchang Test: Boiling Five Parts of a Tree from the Land

The root, bark, fruit, flower and leaves (panchang) of a tree growing on the land are boiled in water: calm boiling shows good land, while splashing, jumping or crackling shows negative energy, because the tree grows from the land's soil chemistry.
Taught inVastu DiplomaLand Energy Testing for Land Selection: Omens, Soil Tests, Pit Water Test and Swar

What it does

To read the energy and soil chemistry of a land through its trees.

Where

A tree growing on the land being tested

Samagri used

  • Root, bark, fruit, flower and leaves of a tree growing on the land
  • Water, half a litre
  • Any cooking vessel (bhagona)

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Jal (Water)

How to do it

  1. 1Collect the five parts of a tree on the land: root, bark, fruit, flower and leaves
  2. 2Put them in half a litre of water in a vessel and bring it to the boil
  3. 3Watch the surface while it boils
  4. 4If the water boils quietly and calmly, take the land as very good
  5. 5If the water splashes, jumps out or makes crackling sounds, like curd particles in boiling ghee or a tempering in hot oil, take it that the land carries negative energy

Explanation and notes

A tree grows from the energy and soil chemistry of its land, so that chemistry passes into the water and gives the signal; no better test was considered possible. Trees on the land whose fruits, flowers and height grow fast are themselves a sign of very good land.

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