MahaVastu
Mahavastu
No Demolition only Relocation, Rectification, Removal and Remedy
Mahavastu is a term used in Vastu Shastra, an ancient Indian science of architecture and construction. In Vastu Shastra, Mahavastu refers to the significant or main aspect of a structure or land.
The statement “No demolition only relocation, rectification, removal, and remedy” suggests an approach in Mahavastu where instead of tearing down a structure, efforts are made to rectify any Vastu defects through relocation of certain elements, rectification of existing features, removal of obstacles, or applying remedies such as specific rituals, adjustments, or enhancements.
This approach reflects a more harmonious and balanced method of addressing any Vastu-related issues while preserving the integrity of the existing structure. It emphasizes working with the existing space and making adjustments to improve its energetic balance and alignment with natural forces.
Mahavastu Slogan
Har Ghar Hoga Mahavastu, Dhan Sukh Sehat Tathastu
“Har ghar hoga Mahavastu, dhan sukh sehat tathastu!” is a popular slogan used in Mahavastu, particularly in the context of promoting the principles and benefits of Vastu-compliant homes.
Translated, it means: “Every home will have Mahavastu, wealth, happiness, and health shall prevail!”
This slogan emphasizes the idea that by adhering to the principles of Mahavastu (the significant or main aspect of Vastu), homes will be filled with prosperity, joy, and well-being. It reflects the belief that aligning one’s living space with Mahavastu principles can bring about positive outcomes in various aspects of life, including financial prosperity, emotional well-being, and physical health.