Vedic gods and directions
Each cardinal and intercardinal space of a plot has a presiding Vedic god who has his own direction. Accordingly, in compliance with the Vaastu principles, each god plays a vital role in the well being of the family members.
East is considered as the direction for Indra who is the Vedic description of renewal.
West belongs to the lord of water, Varuna
Kubera, the Vedic god of the wealth and health (Ayurveda medicine) presides over the North.
South is presided over by Yama, the lord of death who guards our soul which is eternal.
The southeast is occupied by Agni, the god of fire (heat and temperature)
The god of Knowledge and spiritual wealth Soma presides over the northeast.
The southwest is taken by Nirti who is the cause of longevity.
The northwest is the place of Vayu, god of wind who is responsible in circulating the cosmic energy.
Brahma the creator governs the central area which is also said to be the belly of the Vaastu purusha.
Each cardinal and intercardinal space of a plot has a presiding Vedic god who has his own direction. Accordingly, in compliance with the Vaastu principles, each god plays a vital role in the well being of the family members.
East is considered as the direction for Indra who is the Vedic description of renewal.
West belongs to the lord of water, Varuna
Kubera, the Vedic god of the wealth and health (Ayurveda medicine) presides over the North.
South is presided over by Yama, the lord of death who guards our soul which is eternal.
The southeast is occupied by Agni, the god of fire (heat and temperature)
The god of Knowledge and spiritual wealth Soma presides over the northeast.
The southwest is taken by Nirti who is the cause of longevity.
The northwest is the place of Vayu, god of wind who is responsible in circulating the cosmic energy.
Brahma the creator governs the central area which is also said to be the belly of the Vaastu purusha.

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