Vastuuhaittoja

Vastuuhaittoja, also known as "Vastu defects" or "Vastu flaws," refers to potential issues or imbalances in the natural energy or "Vastu" of a building or a piece of land. Vastu is a traditional Indian system of architecture based on the belief that the earth possesses a subtle energy that affects human beings. According to Vastu principles, the alignment and design of a building can either enhance or hinder the well-being of its occupants. Vastuuhaittoja can manifest in various ways, including poor health, financial difficulties, and relationship problems. These issues are believed to arise from the disruption of the natural flow of energy, or "prana," within the space. Common Vastuuhaittoja include incorrect placement of the main door, improper alignment of rooms, and the absence of certain natural elements like water or greenery. Addressing these Vastuuhaittoja involves making specific modifications to the layout or design of the space to restore the balance of energy. While the scientific validity of Vastu is not widely accepted, many people still follow these principles for personal or cultural reasons. It is important to note that the concept of Vastuuhaittoja is not universally recognized and may vary depending on the specific Vastu tradition or practitioner.