Most market products for toilets are metal strips. How should a toilet be blocked then?
Work it out from the principle, as with making mantras: first decide whether the energy must be blocked or spread. To block it, use a bad conductor that covers it from all sides; it cannot be done with a metal strip. The method was to be demonstrated practically in a later class.
Related questions
Some courses teach blocking a toilet from three sides. Is that correct?
No, it is wrong, 1000 percent. The top is left open and a wall-hung seat does not even rest on the floor, yet only the floor is blocked on three sides; at least 500 such cases were seen in Delhi. Metal does not block energy whether it is put on three sides or four, so no result comes. The toilet treatment itself is being done wrongly.
Do remedies work if a toilet sits on the devta's pad?
With a toilet on the pad, results do not come however much effort is made; its full treatment is part of the complete vastu taught in this course.
I cut grooves on three sides of a toilet, inserted steel strips and kept artificial green plants inside, but got no result. Why?
Metal is a good conductor, so it carries and spreads energy instead of blocking it, and blocking works only when it covers all sides. Metal should not be put into the ground for this. Use a bad conductor, just as the plastic cover on an electric wire stops the current from reaching you. Plastic pyramids and random items sold in the name of vastu do not help.
If a home has defects in the North-East, Brahmasthan and South-East that cannot be corrected and the family cannot move out, can correcting the land energy help?
Yes. Land energy carries 70 percent of the role, so changing and correcting it can give about 50 to 60 percent relief. Many large hotels have toilets in the Ishaan and still prosper because 6 to 10 feet of soil was dug out and thrown away, removing the land's negativity. In vastu, dasha (land energy) matters more than disha (direction).
What is sea sand in the toilet bowl remedy, and what if it is not available?
It is sand from the sea (samudra), which has special qualities. If it is not available, use ordinary river sand. When you travel to the coast in the South, bring back 2 to 5 kg of sea sand.
What should be done if the toilet and kitchen share a common wall?
Inject mercury into the ground along the base of the common wall; once mercury is in place no bacteria can travel across into the kitchen. Ideally a toilet should not be on any of the six sides of a kitchen: in front, behind, on either side, above or below.