WATER RESOURCE AS PER VAASTU SHSTRA:-
Interior design don’t have much to say on this topic because
it’s basically a part of architect but Vaastu Shastra has give great importance
to water and water reservoirs building because it’s one of the most important
element.
Water is Devta or one of the very important Gods which has
to worship and used properly just not that its placement is also very important
in a building. Our ancient Rishi’s believed that Water should be placed in such
a way that the first natural UV rays may clean it from various germs and
bacteria’s. Thus north-east corner was considered best to make Water resource
and underground tank because the first UV Sun ray falls in this direction only,
If it’s not so than it can create problem for the occupants.
As we know water is a part of every building and water is
basically stored in tanks and these tanks are basically:-
1. UNDERWATER TANK, BORING AND WELL
2. OVERHEAD WATER TANK
1. Underwater tanks, Boring and Wells are building inside
the ground and it should be in North-East corner and second option is East and
if you don’t have provision in both these places the last option is North.
2. Overhead water tanks are build on the top floor of the
building, due to its giant size and weight it considered to build it on west,
south or southwest corner, where heavy thing are place to equate the energies.
Don’t design a bed room below an Over head tank.
Many people install or build water tank randomly in any
direction which is consider inauspicious.
Vaastu Shastra gave us some ideal directions to place water
resource for good health, wealth, and success in life.
Note : before constructing Underwater take or well first
draw an axis imaginary line from north-east to southwest corner, you can build
tanks or well on both sides right or left but don’t apt to build or dig well on
that particular imaginary line
Avoid over head tank on north east corner
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