Course : VASTU VISHARAD

Duration : One Year

Fee : Rs. 30,000/-
(Payable in Installments)

Module Description :
 Astrology – Total no. of modules-6
 Vastu – Total no. of modules-6

Field Training :
Total - 15 days
 5 days after 6 months
 10 days after 1 year.

Module – I : Introduction to Vastu :

Objective : The objective of this module is to make on acquaintance with roots of
Vastu and to understand the scientific basis of Vastu. The study of this module
helps one understand that the ancient sages identified the energy pattern and
they framed Vastu Rules in such a way that these energy pattern can be used for
making human life peaceful, happy and prosperous.
1. Vastu – An Introduction
(i) Origin of Vastu Shastra
(ii) Development of Vastu
(iii) Ancient Texts Regarding Vastu
(iv) Ancient Vastu Aacharyas
2. Vastu – Mythology :
(i) Origin of Vastu Purusha, Vastu Padas,
(ii) Concept of Vishwakarma
(iii) King Prithu and Geographical expedition
3. Ancient Texts – Modern Interpretation :
(i) Maymatam
(ii) Mansaar
(iii) Puranas & Upnishadas
(iv) Samrangan Sutradhar
4. Vastu – Scientific Explanation :
(i) Energy Pattern in Vastu
(ii) Vastu and Magnetic Energy
(iii) Vastu and Gravitational Energy
(iv) Vastu and Kinetic Energy
(v) Geothermal Energy
Module – II : Vastu Rules :
Objective : The objective of this module is to understand the important Vastu
rules and their implementation in the practical life.
1. Nomenclature and Importance of direction.
(i) Nomenclature of directions and corners
(ii) Planets and deities ruling the directions and corners.
(iii) Organs of Vastu Purusha and the respective directions.
2. Introduction to Vastu Deities :
(i) Names and Introduction to Vastu deities
(ii) Symbolic Importance of Vastu deities.
(iii) Mythological background of the deities.
3. Selection of Land :
(i) Vastu rules for selection of land.
(ii) Psycological aspect of the rules applied for selection of land.
(iii) Examining of the land.
(iv) Categorization of land on the basis of slope
(v) Shapes of land.
(vi) Categorization on the basis of length and width
(vii) Shalya and Shalyaaddhar (Purification of Land).
4. Vastu Rules and Water Reservoir :
(i) Directions suggested and forbidden for underground after reservoir.
(ii) Results of water reservoir in various directions.
5. Rules regarding curtailment and extension of land :
(i) Results of curtailment in various directions.
(ii) Results of extension in various directions.
(iii) Curtailment and Extension in context to linb of Vastu Purusha.
(iv) Myths regarding extension and curtailment.

Module – III : Vastu Rules and Construction :

Objective: This module aims at systematic study of Vastu rules and
implementation of these rules in practical. Study of this module gives an
approach to interpret the results on the basis of the Vastu defects in a
construction. This module gives a clear picture of a pro Vastu Construction.
1. Vastu Planning by Varahmihir
(i) Introduction of Varahmihir
(ii) Details regarding planning of varahmihir
(iii) Astrological background of Varahmihir planning.
(iv) Modern interpretation of the words used by Varahmihir.
2. Brahmasthan and Marmshthan
(i) Calculation of Brahmasthan and Marmsthan
(ii) Importance of Brahma and Marmsthan
 (iii) Precautions taken during construction to save Brahma and
Marmsthan.
(iv) Results of violation of rules related to Brahma and Marmsthan.
(v) Importance of Courtyard.
3. Rules regarding Height and Basement in Construction.
(i) Classification on the basis of height of construction.
(ii) Results on the basis of height.
(iii) Necessary precautions to be taken for the height of construction.
4. Door Planning :
(i) Nomenclature of deities of door.
(ii) Corelation between deity and energy pattern.
(iii) Result of the doors.
(iv) Procedure of door planning.
(v) Precautions in ascertaining auspicious doors.
(vi) Corelation between external and internal doors.
5. Vastu Rules and Construction Steps :
(i) Foundation,
(ii) Beam, Pillar
(iii) Base, Socle
(iv) Ceiling, Attic.
(v) Doors and Windows
(vi) Precautions in Finishing.
6. Vastu Rules for Rooms and Interior Decoration :
(i) Bed Room, Bed, Seat & Frames etc.
(ii) Drawing Room
(iii) Kitchen
(iv) Bathroom & Lavatory
(v) Septic Tank
(vi) Place of worship
(vii) Rules of Psycology and Vastu in Interior Decoration.
(viii) Concept of Color and precautions in furniture.

Module – IV : Astrology and Vastu :

Objective : This module present a clear picture of relation between Astrology
and Vastu. The main aim of this module is to make the importance of Astrology
char in the study of Vastu. This also emphasizes on the practical application of
the Astrology while practicing Vastu.
1. Correlation between Astrology and Vastu :
(i) Relation between Janma Chakra and Vastu Chakra.
(ii) Astronomical points in Vastu Rules
2. Horoscope and Vastu : Inter mystical relations between Astrology & Vastu
 (i) Identify Vastu flaws through horoscope use of divisional charts in
estimating property.
3. Muhurta and Vastu :
(i) Muhurta for Important Constructions
(ii) Foundation Stone : selection of corner for foundation stone.
(iii) Rahu Prishtha
(iv) Foundation Procedure
(v) Earth at rest.
(vi) Important Rituals at various levels eg. Bhumipujan, Stambha
Sthapana, Laying of Roof, Grah Pravesh.

Module – V : Technical Aspects of Vastu :

Objective : This module emphasizes on the technical aspects of Vastu. The aim
of this module is to purpose the platform for the practical application of Vastu.
The study of this module makes a perfect approach towards Vastu Planning.
1. Vastu Visit :
(i) Use of Compass.
(ii) Precautions to be taken during a Vastu Visit.
(iii) Important points to be noted for the identification of Vastu
defects.
(iv) Do’s and Don’ts during the visit.
(v) Factors which dilute the Vastu value of the Plot.
(vi) Factors affecting the plot from outside.
(vii) Factors within the plot affecting neighbouring atmosphere.
2. Study of Plan :
(i) Study of map.
(ii) Important points to be noted in a map.
(iii) Understanding map from Vastu point of view.
(iv) Making Vastu comments on a map.
3. Rectification of Vastu Defects :
(i) Defects related to extension and curtailments.
(ii) Defects related to Door planning.
(iii) Defects related to T-points, dead end
(iv) Defects related to furniture setting and sleeping posture etc.
(v) Defects related to water reservoirs
(vi) Defects related to Brahma Sthan and Marmsthan.

Module – VI : Vastu for Commercial Buildings :

Objective : The objective of this module is the study of applicaton of Vastu rules
for commercial purposes.
1. Vastu Rules for Industries :
 (i) Importance of directions for industrial purpose.
(ii) Categorization of Industries as per their nature and working.
(iii) Precautions in planning for Industries.
(iv) Sitting arrangement in Industries and Offices according to Vastu
Rules.
2. Revival of Sick Industries :
(i) Identification of Vastu defects leading to downfall of industry.
(ii) Managing remedy for the rectification of the defects.
(iii) Assessing the time for the revival of the industry.
3. Vastu Rules for Malls and Apartments : in Multistoreyed buildings with
special reference to modern content.
1. Feng-Shui :
(i) Schools of Feng-Shui
(ii) Yin Yang Theory
(iii) Concept of Energy (Chi)
(iv) Five Animal Theory
(v) Cycles
(vi) Lo-Shu Grid
(vii) Kua Number
(viii) Missing Sectors
(ix) Cures
(x) Feng-Shui in Interior Decoration
2. Vastu - History and Development :
(i) Vedic Mythology and its history
(ii) Scattered references in Vedic texts
(iii) Execution of Vastu rules in civil structures.
(iv) Experiments and fate of giant structures in different parts of
India.
(v) Examples of Pro-Vastu buildings in medieval & modern times.
3. Vastu - Vedic Concepts :
(i) Identification of energy patterns that found expression in the
form of Vastu Purusha & Vishakarma.
(ii) Concept of Vastu Purusha and Vishwakarma.
(iii) Tendency of Vedic saints for personification of cosmic systems.
4. Vastu – Scientific Explanations :
(i) Energy patterns.
(ii) Magnetic field
(iii) Cosmic radiation
(iv) Gravitational pull.
(v) Equilibrium amongst energy patterns.
(vi) Geothermal energy
 (vii) Directional forces.
(viii) Kinetic energy.
(ix) Enhancement of catchments areas of energies.
(x) Transformation of one form of energy to another (karma-theory).
5. Vastu – Selection of Land :
(i) History of the plot
(ii) Shape
(iii) Size
(iv) Contours
(v) Directions
(vi) Slopes
(vii) Extensions and curtailments
(viii) Down the earth impurities.
(ix) Factors affecting plot from outside e.g. Water, T-points, Dead
Ends, Temples etc.
(x) Future possibilities for next 100 years.
6. Vastu – Tips for Construction :
(i) Sequence of construction
(ii) Components.
(iii) Different stages
(iv) Saving Brahimasthan and vital points.
(v) Use of material
(vi) Fixation of gate and doors.
7. Vastu – Interiors and Decoration :
(i) Colours
(ii) Furniture placement
(iii) Wall hanging.
(iv) Paintings etc.
8. Vastu – Rituals and Ceremonies :
(i) Bhumi pujan
(ii) Dehleez (Threshold) Sthapana and Pujan.
(iii) Stambha Sthapana
(iv) Dar Sthaphna.
(v) Laying of roof.
(vi) Grah pravesh.
9. Myths regarding Vastu rules :
(i) Singhmukhi and Gaumukhi
(ii) Numbers of deities.
(iii) First step should be down in the shop.
(iv) Evils in the house.
(v) Rear side should be heavy.
 10. Vastu and Structures :
(i) Residential
(ii) Commercial.
(iii) Industrial.
(iv) Townships.
11. Architecture :
(i) Introduction
(ii) Definitions and Nomenclatures
(iii) Study of Plan, Section and Maps
(iv) Necessary By-laws
(v) Planning Techniques

Astrology

MODULE - 1 : ACQUAINTANCE WITH ASTROLOGY :

Objective: To get acquainted with astronomical terms in astrology, planets,
constellations, horoscope and zodiacs. This also explains the mutual relation
among planets, zodiacs and constellation.
SUB TOPICS: (CHAPTERS):
1. Basic Astrology :
 Explaining Geocentric Concept.
 Zodiac Belt
 Distribution of Planets and Constellations in the Zodiac belt, Introduction
to Zodiacs.
 Ruler ship and relationship between planets and constellations.
 Introduction of horoscope and 12 houses of a horoscope.
 Nomenclature and subjects of each house of a horoscope.
2. Planets :
 Vedic Concept of Nine Planets with special reference to Moon, Rahu,
Ketu.
 Designation of Planets in planetary kingdom.
 Subjects associated with planets.
 Profession associated with planets.
 Body organs represented by planets.
 Natural Signification of planets.
  Lords of Planets.
3. Constellation :
 Defining Constellation.
 Importance of constellation in Vedic Astrology.
 Categorization of Constellations.
 Mythological story related to each constellation.
 Symbol, ruler, deity and alphabets related to each constellation.
4. Important Astrological Terms and Definition:
 Terms associated with 12 houses of a horoscope.
 Special status of planets according to their position as exaltation,
debilitation, combust, Mool Trikona.
5. Zodiac Signs:
 Important characteristics associated with each Zodiac sign like element,
symbol etc.
 Impact of Zodiac sign on personality and emotions as Ascendant and
Moon sign.
MODULE – 2 : UNDERSTANDING ASTROLOGY.
Objective: The objective of this module is to understand the mutual relationship
between the planets, natural and acquired subjects of the planets, deciding
benefic and malefic planet for each Ascendant. This module has two most
specific concepts of Vedic astrology i.e. Divisional charts and dasha system.
Divisional charts give an insight analysis of every subject of life. Dasha system is
very important as this is the tool for the timing of the event.
SUB TOPICS (CHAPTERS):
1. Planetary Friendship:
 Friendly and inimic relation between planets.
 Mythological reference behind the relations.
 Panchadha Maitri Chakra.
 Understanding the concept through Zodiac signs.
1A. Aspect of Planets:
 Concept of Aspect of Planets.
 Special rules regarding aspect.
 Impact of aspect of planets.
 Aspect in special reference to Jupiter, Saturn and Mars.
 Special rules of aspect regarding Rahu and Ketu.
2. Planetary Strength: Shadbal :
 Reference of six categories of allotment of strength to planets.
 Importance of Shadbal of planets in confessing results.
 Impact of Shadbal of planets on personality as per the nature of planet.
3. Deciding Benefic and Malefic Planets for Ascendants :
 Decision of benefic (Yogkarak) and malefic (Ayogkarak) planet for each
ascendant.
 Understanding the concept of natural and acquired subjects and duties of
planets in context to 12 ascendants.
 Concept of Bhavat Bhavam.
3A. State of Planet:
 Deciding the state of planet according to their degree and position.
 Result of state of planet.
4. Divisional Charts :
 Description of Divisional Charts.
 Making Divisional Charts.
 Co-relation between the Birth Chart and the Divisional Charts.
 Ascertaining the strength of planet on the basis of position in the
Divisional Charts.

5. Dasha (Ruling Period Of Planets)

 Understanding Dasha System.
 Categorization of the Dasha.
 Basis of Calculation of Dasha.
 Results of Dasha.
 Results of Dasha on the basis of Ascendant.

MODULE – 3 : ASTRONOMY AND PANCHANG :

Objective: The objective of this module is to understand those concepts of
Astronomy which are relevant to Astrology. This talks in detail regarding time,
sidereal and Tropical zodiacs, nodes, eclipse etc. Panchang is very necessary to
understand the importance of Tithi, Nakshatra, Yog etc. not only for predictions
but for other aspects of astrology as Muhurta etc. One of the important features
of this module is the introduction to transit of planets which is the basis of daily,
weekly or monthly forecast. This plays an important role in the prediction of
important role results from an individual’s horoscope.

CHAPTER 1 SOLAR SYSTEM :

Contents of the chapter:
 Solar System.
 Astronomical facts of the planets.
 Inner and Outer planets.
 Inferior and Superior conjunction.
 Satellite.
 Nodes.
 Nodes of the Moon.
 Astronomical introduction of the constellations.
 Night sky.
CHAPTER 1A - OBSERVATORIES :
Contents of the chapter:
 Introduction to the instruments of the observatory.
 Introduction of the astronomical calculations on the basis of the instruments.
CHAPTER – 2: ASTRONOMICAL DEFINITIONS :
Contents of the chapter:
 Helio centric and Geo centric.
 Celestial sphere.
 Equator.
 Declination.
 Right ascension.
 Latitude and Longitude.
 Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn.
 Azimuth.
 Nadir and Zenith.
 Other important definitions.
CHAPTER – 3: ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENON :
Contents of the chapter:
 Understanding Ecliptic and Zodiac.
 Sun’s Declination.
 Equinox.
 Solstice.
 Concept of Uttarayan and Dakshinayan.
 Formation of Seasons.
 Precession of Equinox.
 Fixed and Movable zodiac.
 Retrogression of the planets.
 Combustion and Rising of the planets.
 Solar and Lunar eclipse.
CHAPTER - 04: PANCHANG.
Contents of the chapter:
 Introduction of Panchang.
 Description of Parts of Panchang.
 Importance of Panchang in daily life.
 Disha Shool.
 Chaugharia.
 Subjects allotted to days of the week and the zodiac signs.
CHAPTER – 4A: TIME :
Contents of the Chapter :
 Meridian.
 Prime Meridian.
 Standard Meridian.
 International Dateline.
 Standard Time.
 Local Time.
 Sidereal Time.
 Mean Solar day.
 Luni Solar Month.
 Local Mean time.
 Civil Day.
 Savan Day.
 Siderial Day.
 Lunar Day.
 Lunar Month.
 Nodical Month.
 Anomalistic Month.
 Unit of measurement in space.
CHAPTER – 5: GOCHAR (TRANSIT OF PLANETS) :
Contents of the chapter:
 Introduction of the transit.
 Basis of transit.
 Understanding auspicious and inauspicious transit of planets.
 Importance of transit in prediction.
 The concept of Vedh.

MODULE: 4. STEPPING TOWARDS PREDICTIVE TECHNIQUES :

Objective: This module is the preparatory step towards the predictive section of
astrology. This explains some unique concepts of Vedic astrology which will
show the difference between Vedic and Western astrology. Divisional charts,
Dasha, Yoga are some unique concepts of Vedic astrology.
Sub Topics:
1. Indian Astrology and Western Astrology :
 Astronomical Difference.
 Aspects.
 Dasha System and Divisional Charts.
 Remedial Astrology and Matrimonial Match Making.
 Sun sign & Moon sign.
1A . Definitions Regarding Prediction of Horoscope :

2. YOGA :
 Relationship between the planets.
 Strength of Relations.
 Importance of Quadrangles and Trines in Yoga.
 Role of Rahu – Ketu in Yoga formation.
 Panch Mahapurusha Yoga : (Five Specific Yogas).
 Yoga Formed By the Sun & the Moon.
 Nabhas Yogas.
 Raj Yogas.
 Important Yogas.
 Cancellation of Debilitation.
3. Use of Transit in Predictions :
 Results of transit of planets from natal Moon.
 Understanding role on transit in predictions.
4. House Wise Analysis.
5. Analysis of a horoscope.

MODULE - 5: PREDICTIVE ASTROLOGY:

Objective: This module contains predictive techniques, inferring results from
planets according to their position, aspect, conjunction, exchange etc. The twelve
houses of the horoscope are discussed in details along with analytical points and
examples. The unique part of this module is the art of calculating event and the
timing of event using Yog, Dasha, and Transit. Important remedial measures to
pacify the negative results of Dasha.
Sub Topics:
1. Predictive Techniques:
 PAC formula to analyze a horoscope.
 Working on a horoscope.
 Importance of psychology in the analysis of the horoscope.
2. Timing of Event:
 Fixing Timing of event on the basis of Mahadasha and Antardasha.
 Example cases explaining the fact.
2a. Predicting Through Divisional Charts
 Rules related to Divisional Charts
 Understanding with example horoscopes
3. Ashtak Varga
 Process of allotment of points to the houses.
 Ascertaining the strength of the house on the basis of points allotted.
 Predicting results through the points allotted to each house.
 Comparative analysis of strength of houses for prediction.
 Profit Arch.
 Ashtak Varga and transit.
4. Matchmaking
 Scientific explanation of the process of matchmaking.
 Basis of match making.
 Ashtakoot Milan and dashkoot Milan (8 and 10 fold matchmaking).
 Comparative analysis of the horoscopes of boy and girl.
 Myths regarding matchmaking.
5. Remedial Astrology:-
 Concept of Karma, understanding Karma theory according to the law of
conservation of energy.
 Introduction to gems and deciding suitable gem for each ascendant.
 Introduction to Yantra, Mantra, Anushthan, Puja etc and deciding the
appropriate one.