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14. EFFECT OF THE CORNERS


Some space should be left out vacant on all the four sides of plot and, on the remaining part of the plot, a house, a factory or a business organization must be built. This guideline applies not only according to ‘Vaastu Shastra’ but also as per the rules of Municipalities and Land-limit pattas.

If the corners are closed, some unexpected calamities make the owner of the plot suffer, as explained hereunder :-

(a)         Covering the North - East  corner :

NE                        E




N                 HOUSE   S


W

It is well known that the corner where East and North sides meet is called N.E. corner. The presiding deity of this corner is Ishan or Ishwara. He carries ‘Ganga’ on His head. If any weight is put on His head, ‘Ganga’ is arrested and water which is one of the vital elements doesn’t flow down. Life comes to a standstill, when wa-ter is not available. So to avoid destruction no weight of any kind should be placed, under any circumstances, in the N.E. corner.



(b) Covering the  North - West  corner :

E


N                    HOUSE                       S







NW                          W

The presiding Deity of N.W. corner is ‘Vayu’ who is the Lord of winds. If this corner is closed, there will be no air without which no living being can exist. Hence, N.W. corner should not be closed. If there is some closed construction in the N.W. corner, the owner of the build-ing, let it be house, factory or business complex faces mental problems slow pace of progress

&  becomes an insolvent. There are many cases of this type. So it is indispensable to demolish such a building that is constructed in the N.W. corner :

(c)         Covering the South-West corner :-

E



HOUSE
N                                                                S


W                       SW



The Master of the S.W. corner is a demon names Nairutijan Naishan. To control this demon; heavy things or lumber should be dumped in the S.W. corner. When a house is built in the S.W. corner, building should be constructed on a higher level than that of ground.

When the plot is lower in this area or a well, pit or ground, under water tank exists in South-West people living on that plot have a tendency to meet with accidents, commit suicide, meet with death in any fatal accident or become handicapped. So, the S.W. corner in the house should always be, under any circumstances, loaded with heavy things.

(d)        Covering the South-East corner :


E                          SE




N                     HOUSE                      S





W


The presiding Deity of the S.E. corner is Agni-the Fire God. If the S.E.corner is covered for any reason, the Fire God devours everything. That is to say, both the landlord as well as the landlady will meet with premature death. Their wealth & progeny will also perish. So one must be careful in leaving the S.E. corner open.


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