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Testing

Pulse and Heartbeat Test of a Flat or Land

Your pulse is measured before and after reaching a flat or land: if it stays in the normal range the place is very good, and if it is disturbed or the heartbeat rises the place is not good. The nadi active at that moment also shows whether the land is sattvic or rajasic.

What it does

To test a flat, where digging and soil tests are not possible.

Where

On reaching the flat or land

How to do it

  1. 1Measure your pulse rate and heartbeat before going and confirm it is in the normal range
  2. 2Measure it again on reaching the flat or land
  3. 3If it stays in the normal range, take the place as very good
  4. 4If the pulse is disturbed or the heartbeat rises, take the place as not good
  5. 5Note which nadi becomes most active at that time (vata, pitta or kapha, or ida and pingala) to judge the nature of the land
  6. 6Read an active Chandra (left) nadi as a sattvic (satoguni) land and an active Surya (right) nadi as a rajasic (rajoguni) land

Explanation and notes

This method suits flats in particular, because in a flat you cannot dig, do a specific gravity test or make a pit; it can be used on land too. The prakriti (vata, pitta, kapha) and guna (sattva, rajas, tamas) of a land can be read from whichever nadi becomes active.

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