HOW HEALTHY is your home?” The response to this questions today would probably be one of amusement, but ancient wisdom across civilizations laid great stress on good living through the construction of healthy homes.

Their wisdom was based on the total understaning of the mysterous energies that surround us, and their interaction with the human body.

The Indian art of Vaastu Shastra, the Chineses Feng Shui and the European Freemasony are replete with evidence of knowledge and mastery of energies.

Their knowledge is precise about how to build a healthy home. They don’t say why, or how. Our research attempts that. Welcome to the experience!

IN ANCIENT times architecture was not only a creation of form to define space, but was inherently a sacred form, a three-dimensioned mandala.

Our ancestors created forms that were in harmony with the laws of that greater creation that surrounds us, forms that live not in time but have outgrown time and live in eternity.

Their was a magic of numbers, a sacredness of proportions & materials, a mysticism of harmonics & colours, a critical choice of the right location and the right moment in time, so that matter and form expressed the cosmic truths, and made us experience the multiple attributes of the Infinite

Vaastu Shastra

The Vaastu has its origin in the revered and sacred Vedas, the Indian scripture authored in 2500 BC – a valuminous text split into four parts which deal with virtually every aspect of life, culture, science and philosophy.

Detailed theories of this classical science find abundant mention in the Atharva Veda, and is a sublime treatise on architecture in its entirety – not merely construction, but the study of the effect on men of the earth, the sun & moon, the planets and the five elements.

It also minutely examines the various designs of architecture, the art of proportions and gives detailed mathematical formulae.

Architecture through Vaastu was not only a creation of from to limit or define space, but was inherently a sacred form. The Vaastu Shastra deals with both secular and religious buildings. They were so ingrained in their time that architects adhering to these principles virtually flooded the Indian sub-continent with edifices of exquisite beauty.

These men who built temples and palaces and entire township, enjoyed enormous social recognition and high professional status. But the science of Vassstu suffered from neglect during a long period of alien rule.

Now, reserchers have begun to delve into the past to unravel the secrets of the sacred in architecture.