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Principle

When to Zone the Complete Plot and When Only the Constructed Area

If a regular plot is almost fully used, with only small strips left, zone the complete plot. If a small building stands on a large plot with parking, a garden and open land, zone the constructed area for the house, and also zone the complete area to place the boundary gate, boring, dug well, servant room, security cabin, temple, garden and swimming pool.

What it does

To choose the right outline before finding the centre and the zones.

Where

Whole plot and constructed area

How to do it

  1. 1See how much of the plot the construction covers
  2. 2If almost the whole plot is used, take the complete plot for zoning
  3. 3If the built part is small, zone the constructed area for everything inside the house
  4. 4Separately zone the complete area, from the boundary wall, to place the boundary gate, boring, dug well, servant room, security room, temple, garden and pool
  5. 5Leave out separate structures whose plinth does not join the main plinth beam

Explanation and notes

A separate structure such as a swimming pool is treated individually. The servant room goes in the pishach veethi of the complete area.

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No Tijori, Bed, Important Papers or Deity on the Pishach Bhoomi

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Small Plots: The Boundary Wall Alone Satisfies the Pishach Bhoomi

On plots of up to about 1000 sq ft (60 to 90 gaj), simply building the wall on the outer band ends the pishach dosh, because the pishach devtas are content with a little space. On plots of up to about 1500 sq ft, leaving the pishach portion open or walling it also satisfies them.

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Manushya Bhoomi: What to Build, and No Pits at the Pishach Transition Points

The manushya bhoomi, the second band inward, takes the main door, windows, kitchen, bedrooms, dining room, puja room and stairs. No shilanyas, boring or pit should be made in it, and above all not at the corners of its transition with the pishach bhoomi, where the shishu pishach and pishacha points lie.

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Dev Bhoomi: Puja Room, Safe, Study, Meditation and Important Documents

The dev bhoomi, the third band inward, can take everything the household needs, from the main door, windows and kitchen to bedrooms, dining, puja room and stairs. It is the best place for the puja room, the safe, a study room, a meditation room and all important documents, because this land is covered with divine qualities and makes work succeed.