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20. OBSTACLES IN FRONT OF ENTRANCE


A)  Dwarvedh - The obstacles for air and light in front of the main entrance or the compound wall is known as dwarvedh. The meaning is that there should not be any obstacle in front of the main entrance. If there is any obstacle like electric pole, telephone pole, tree, water tank etc. it is known as Dwarvedh.

If there is an obstacle at a distance of twice the height of the building it is not considered as Dwarvedh, For example if the height of a building is 25 feet and if an obstacle is present at a distance of 50 feet from the main entrance of the building it is not considered as Dwarvedh. However, if it is at a distance of 45 feet it is considered as Dwarvedh, bad effects are definitely ob-served if there is Dwarvedh to a building.

1)   Swarvedh (Sound obstacle) - There should not be any creaking sound when the door is opened or closed. Inauspicious happenings are expected to happen. This is known as Swarvedh. Oil the hinges so that craking sound will not appear.

2)   Kupvedh - There should not be any septic tank, underground storage tank, boring, underground drain-age canals etc. in front of the main entrance. This leads to loss of wealth and it is known as Kupvedh.

Brahmavedh - If there is an oil expeller, grinding mill or edge sharpener machine in front of the main entrance it is known as Bramhavedh. Life becomes unstable and there are clashes in the family due to Bramhavedh.You can use different feng-Shui devices to mitigate the dwarvedh.

4)  Kilvedh - If there is a peg to tie a goat, cow, buffalo or dog in front of the main entrance it is known as Kilvedh. This leads to obstacles in the progress.

5)  Stumbh Vedh - There should not be any pole, electric pole, D.P. pole or telephone pole in front of the main entrance. It is known as stumbhbedh. This leads to difference of opinion among the family members or business partners. There are quarrels among them. This is harmful to progress.

6)  Vastuvedh - There should not be store room, garage, out house, watchman cabin etc. in front of the main entrance. This is known as Vastuvedh which leads to loss of property.

7)   The main entrance of a building should not be exactly at the middle of the length or the breadth of the house. It should be slightly to one side.

8)   Water should not collect in front of the main entrance due to leakage in tap or any other reason. This is harmful to the children.

9) There should not be a heap of mud stones or bricks in front of the main entrance. This obstructs the progress.


10)   The height of the compound gate should not exceed the compound wall coloums on which gate is fixed. This obstructs the progress of the head of the family.

11)  No other structure or its corner should face the main entrance of the building.

12) Outside the compound gate there should not be an incinerator in the East, the North-East or the North di-rection. Similarly there should not be any tank, pit or slagnant pool of water in South, the South-East or the South-West direction. These things are obstructions just outside the compound wall and are known as Margvedh. The head of the family faces many obstacles in his way.

13) There should not be a common entrance to two houses. Angry happenings take place.

14) The compound wall should not be higher than the building (It is not seen). It is written only for informa-tion. It is known as Bhawanvedh. This stops economic progress.

15) There should not be a delipidated abandoned build-ing or remnants of an old building in front of the main entrance of any residential or commercial building. This results in daily loss and there is a chance of business getting closed.

B)  Chhaya Vedh - If the shadow of a tree, temple, mountain, flag etc. falls on a building it is known as ‘Chhayavedh’. There are five types of main Chhayavedhs.


1)  Temple Chhayavedh - If the shadow of any temple falls on our building between 10 A.M.to 3 P.M. it is known as temple chayyavedh. This results in disturbance of peace. Business is badly affected and there is no progress. Delay in marriage of children and Progeny.

2)  Dhwaj Chhayavedh - If the shadow of a flag or pillar or stup or samadhi or the flags on these structures falls on our structure it is known as Dhwaj Chhayavedh. This results in ill health.

3)   Parvat Chhaya Vedh - If the shadow of a mountain or hill on the east side falls on our building it is called Parvat Chhaya Vedh. This results in obstacles in life, the name is spoiled. Therefore there should not be a mountain on the east side of the building.

4)  Vriksha Chhaya Vedh - There should not be a large tree near the house. If the shadow of a tree falls on the building between 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. it is called as Vrikshachhaya Vedh. It obstructs progress.

5)  Bhawan Chhaya Kupvedh - If the shadow of a building falls on the well or boring it is known as Bhawan Chhaya Kupvedh. This results loss of money.


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