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So, we’re looking at some Shiva yantras here. One’s mounted on the southwest wall of a room, and the other is on the southeast wall of a bathroom—the idea is they influence the adjacent rooms through the walls. They aren't hung at eye level like your typical decor, either. They’re placed lower down, right where those bad energy pockets were identified during the Vastu inspection. I guess I’m just not sure if this is actually how you’re supposed to use yantras according to Vastu principles. Mostly because both of them are upside down. You know, the mantra that should be at the top is sitting at the bottom all inverted, and even the pentagram in the center of the yantra is flipped—one point facing down and two pointing up.
I get what you're saying, but it’s not really about chasing answers by moving around. It’s more about making sure this toxic environment I've somehow ended up in doesn't just block me from finding them in the first place.
So, I ended up with some yantras, and someone suggested I hang them upside down on my wall? Now I'm just trying to track down someone who actually knows their stuff to tell me what to do next.
Hey everyone,
I was wondering if anyone here has actually tried using yantras as a way to fix things up based on Vastu principles? I’m looking into those paper versions you can hang in a house or apartment to try and redirect energy flows, hopefully to get some balance and smooth out any issues with the layout.
I know there are tons of different types and you can't just stick them anywhere, so it makes me wonder—could placing one incorrectly actually backfire? Like, could it end up doing more harm than good? Maybe it’s smarter to just reach out to an Architectural Digest expert or something instead?