Practical Vastu — corrections you can actually carry out. Almost nothing here requires breaking a wall.
I look at the layout against your own numbers, because the same house does not sit the same way for two different people. Most of what comes out of a Vastu reading is small: which direction to face while working, where the bed should go, which corner is being wasted, what to keep out of the kitchen. Where something structural genuinely matters, I say so — and I also say when it does not.
One property — home, shop or office. Your layout read against your own chart and numbers, corrections listed by priority, and direction guidance for sleeping, working and cooking. An in-person visit around Delhi NCR is included; anywhere else it is done from your floor plan and photographs. A second property is charged separately.
Very rarely, and only when it genuinely matters. Most corrections are placement and direction. Be careful of anyone whose first suggestion is demolition.
Yes. A floor plan with directions marked, plus photographs, covers most of it. In-person visits are for Delhi NCR.
That is the common case, and it is fine. Nearly all of the useful corrections are things a tenant can do.
Yes — the reading begins with your chart and the floor plan, which is work done before any visit. If your property is unusually large or spread across several floors, tell me first and I will say whether it needs more than the standard reading.
Aayuush Sagar trained as an Electrical Engineer and then did an MBA before coming to this work. Since 2017 he has read for more than 20,000 people and taught over 500 students, across Vedic astrology, numerology, tarot and energy healing.
The approach is the same in every service here: direction, not fear. A chart shows tendency and timing, and where to stay alert. It does not show a fixed future, and nobody honest will tell you it does.