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Remedy

Peacock (Mor) Mandna for Defects from West to North-West

A peacock mandna representing the air element (vayavya) in green, white and orange is used where there is a defect from the West to the North-West.

What it does

Nullify vastu defects from the West to the North-West.

Where

West to North-West

Samagri used

  • Peacock mandna design (shown in class)
  • Green, white and orange paint

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How to do it

  1. 1Draw the peacock mandna in green and white
  2. 2Use orange where the slide shows red
  3. 3Place it anywhere from the West to the North-West

Explanation and notes

A little red can sit with any element because all five elements exist in every small space. Exact design: refer to the class slides.

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