Also known aspeacock feathermayur pankh
A swastik made of peacock feathers at the Shikhi pad keeps this devta active 24 hours a day, all year and for life, without elaborate rituals. The teacher called it the biggest brahmastra and remedy for Shikhi.
Peacock feathers (mor pankh), arranged as a swastik
Shikhi pad, E1, at the North-East corner
Yellow mustard energised with the raksha mantra is spread over the whole house or factory on Saturday night, swept up in the morning with a peacock-feather broom and put into flowing water, taking the negative energy with it.
Peacock-feather broom (mor pankh)
The whole floor of the house or factory
A Saraswati picture, a saffron swastik in the child's eye line and on the table, a peacock-feather swastik on the West wall and a picture of a revered guru support a child's studies.
Peacock feathers (mor pankh)
Study room: kesar swastik at eye level and on the table, peacock-feather swastik on the West wall
Peacock feathers contain mercury, and no negativity survives where mercury is; a framed swastik made of sorted peacock feathers placed in the West fulfils wishes, removes vastu dosh and brings success in work and in children's education.
Peacock feathers, sorted
West
Shikhi, also called Shiva, is the first outer devta of the pishach bhoomi, at E1 near the North-East corner. A mahayogi and a highly sensitive maha-dowser, its pad reacts at once to anything done there; it governs vision, foresight and decisions.
Mor pankh (peacock feather) swastik
E1 pad, 39.375 to 50.625 degrees from North, outer pishach bhoomi at the North-East corner
The North-East is the seat of Jupiter. Its interior uses ivory and white with golden yellow, gold or gold-polished artifacts, topaz or citrine, auspicious symbols such as Ashtamangal, Nandyavart and the mangal kalash, and white or yellow flowering plants.
North-East (ishaan)