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Testingवास्तु देवता हवन विधि

Vastu Devta Havan Test: Finding the Defective Devta Zone

Aahuti (oblations) are offered with fragrant dhoop to each of the 45 Vastu Devtas on the land; the devta at whose aahuti a sneeze, itching, crackling, harsh words, a frightening sound or crying is noticed marks the zone where the land holds a defect.

What it does

To pinpoint which devta zone of a plot carries a defect or a buried bone.

Where

On the land, over the zones of the 45 Vastu Devtas

Samagri used

  • Fragrant dhoop
  • Cow ghee
  • Havan fire on the land

How to do it

  1. 1Plot the 45 Vastu Devtas on the land (the manual plotting method is taught separately)
  2. 2Perform havan on the land and offer aahuti with fragrant dhoop to each of the 45 devtas in turn
  3. 3Note the devta during whose aahuti anyone sneezes, feels itching, hears a crackling sound, speaks harsh words, passes wind, or hears a frightening sound
  4. 4Take that devta's zone of the land as the place holding a defect
  5. 5If a crying sound comes during a devta's aahuti, take it that an animal bone is buried in that devta's zone
  6. 6Also watch the smell, the shapes in the flame, the sparks and any tears from the eyes; if a spark from the aahuti falls on your clothes and burns them, take the land as not good

Explanation and notes

In a practical test with an earlier batch, at the devta zone where negative energy lay, the granite stone cracked over about two to three feet. The havan also shows in what percentage each zone carries negativity.

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