Happy Living
As an intuitive master and I sense energy flow in any space. I use time honoured Feng Shui and Vastu principles and products to provide practical solutions to your problems. My mission is to improve your wellbeing to live a life of happiness, good health and financial abundance.
What is Feng Shui? What is Vastu?
Both systems are based on the flow of universal energy known as chi in Feng Shui or prana in Vastu. Both connect to nature and the five elements, however the elements recognized are bit different.
Feng Shui recognizes earth, wood, metal, fire and water. It is a complex body of knowledge on how to balance the energies of any given space to ensure good fortune and health. Feng means wind and shui means water which are associated with good health. Good feng shui attracts good fortune, while bad feng shui brings bad luck.
Vastu uses water, fire, earth, air and space and is the traditional Indian system of architecture based on natural principles of design, layout, direction and spacial geometry. It seeks to create a spiritual, happy and successful living and workspace.
Similarities and differences between Vastu and Feng Shui
Both Feng Shui and Vastu seek to create balance with the natural world inside our homes. The home is not a lifeless entity, it expresses itself based on the flow of chi or prana through it.
Commanding position is very important in both and I determine this position for each room and help with furniture placement accordingly. Both systems place a lot of importance to bedroom, bathroom and front door.
Vastu uses Ganesha as remover of obstacles and to attract blessings and good fortune for the residents. Feng shui uses aquariums, fountains, crystals; colours, clocks, wind chimes etc. to improve the energy in your home.
To create a spiritual centre in the heart of your home, we must turn to Vastu, the sacred architectural science of home design. Living in a spiritual environment helps you attract health, wealth and happiness. Vastu Shastra (science of Vastu) considers the kitchen area scared and deserving of special treatment.
Vastu generates harmonious energy using Yantras (Tantric symbols), images and statues of deities. A spiritual centre (Brahma Sthan) or geographical centre of your house is freed from clutter and sanctified. Feng shui considers the home centre as heart or ying yang point from which all bagua energies arise.
Many scholars believe that Vastu Sahstra or Vaastu gave birth to feng shui, originating in ancient India and reaching China following the footsteps of Buddhist monks.
Whether you choose Feng Shui or Vastu, the goal is to make every home and office a place where the occupants can feel happy, energized, positive and successful.
What is Feng Shui? What is Vastu?
Both systems are based on the flow of universal energy known as chi in Feng Shui or prana in Vastu. Both connect to nature and the five elements, however the elements recognized are bit different.
Feng Shui recognizes earth, wood, metal, fire and water. It is a complex body of knowledge on how to balance the energies of any given space to ensure good fortune and health. Feng means wind and shui means water which are associated with good health. Good feng shui attracts good fortune, while bad feng shui brings bad luck.
Vastu uses water, fire, earth, air and space and is the traditional Indian system of architecture based on natural principles of design, layout, direction and spacial geometry. It seeks to create a spiritual, happy and successful living and workspace.
Similarities and differences between Vastu and Feng Shui
Both Feng Shui and Vastu seek to create balance with the natural world inside our homes. The home is not a lifeless entity, it expresses itself based on the flow of chi or prana through it.
Commanding position is very important in both and I determine this position for each room and help with furniture placement accordingly. Both systems place a lot of importance to bedroom, bathroom and front door.
Vastu uses Ganesha as remover of obstacles and to attract blessings and good fortune for the residents. Feng shui uses aquariums, fountains, crystals; colours, clocks, wind chimes etc. to improve the energy in your home.
To create a spiritual centre in the heart of your home, we must turn to Vastu, the sacred architectural science of home design. Living in a spiritual environment helps you attract health, wealth and happiness. Vastu Shastra (science of Vastu) considers the kitchen area scared and deserving of special treatment.
Vastu generates harmonious energy using Yantras (Tantric symbols), images and statues of deities. A spiritual centre (Brahma Sthan) or geographical centre of your house is freed from clutter and sanctified. Feng shui considers the home centre as heart or ying yang point from which all bagua energies arise.
Many scholars believe that Vastu Sahstra or Vaastu gave birth to feng shui, originating in ancient India and reaching China following the footsteps of Buddhist monks.
Whether you choose Feng Shui or Vastu, the goal is to make every home and office a place where the occupants can feel happy, energized, positive and successful.
I, Dr. Art Basu provide both Feng Shui and Vastu consultations onsite at your home or business in Edmonton, Alberta and surrounding areas. I also offer phone or online consultations for overseas clients.
Call Dr. Art Basu today: 780-695-1295 or artbasu@shaw.ca