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Vastu Devtaशिखी देवता

Shikhi Devta (E1, 39.375 to 50.625 Degrees): Profile, Samagri and Remedies

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.

Principleशिशु पिशाच बिंदु

Shishu Pishach Bindu: No Pits on the Exact Diagonal Points

On the exact diagonal where the head of Shikhi devta falls in the NE, no underground water tank or pit should be dug. Vedic vastu marks these Shishu Pishach points, where neither the shilanyas pit nor any water pit is made.

Testing

Signs of Baahri Hawa (Negative Entities) on a Land or Factory

Negative entities attach themselves to the land energy and settle mostly where the South-West and West are low-lying. They show as the sushumna nadi starting to flow, a dowsing rod that stays still, a strong body reaction in the visitor and constant unexplained trouble for the people working there.

Principle

Sleep with the Head to the South, Never with the Feet to the South

The human body has its own poles, with the head as its north pole and the feet as its south pole. With the head to the South, the poles of body and earth lie opposite and attract; with like poles together they repel, and sleep does not come.

Principle

Sleeping or Sitting in the South-West Depends on Rahu in the Chart

In astro vastu any person can be placed in any zone according to the birth chart. Even the South-South-West suits a person whose Rahu is exalted, but a person with debilitated Rahu should not sleep, sit or run a business in the South-West.

Principleब्रह्मस्थान में ढलान

Slope, Well or Tank in the Brahmasthan Brings Total Ruin

When the whole slope of a plot or roof drains into the centre, or a well, water tank or septic tank is built in the Brahmasthan, the result is sarvanash (total ruin). Projects with a central well always carry some trouble they cannot rise above.