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The most effective correction tool for the improvement of spatial energies is the Vastu Pyramid. The Vastu Veda Academy, has authentically developed the Vastu Pyramid after extensive years of research and development. The Vasati Pyramid’s unique effect is a synergetic combination of all Vastu correction tools.
The pyramid is a three-dimensional, relief-like representation of the Vastu yantras. In the centre is a transparent pyramid with a 7×7 cm basis, and combined with it are the Vastu Purusha and the Maha Purusha yantras. In the eight directions around the centre pyramid lie eight smaller pyramids with Vastu yantras beneath.
The pyramid is best installed in the centre of a house or on another energetic key point as suggested by your Vastu consultant after looking at your Vastu floor plans

Vasati Pyramid Gold

How does the Vastu Pyramid work?

The Vasati pyramid powerful effects penetrate problematic spatial energies in the following ways:

Yantras – A Yantra is an ancient powerful tool that is comprised of graphic energy which has a lasting influence on a room’s energetic quality. The three-dimensional combination of the 12 Vastu Yantras in the Vastu Pyramid are magnified and projected into your personal space, balancing subtle energies on the karmic and energetic levels that are out of alignment within your immediate environment.
Pyramids – The effects of the yantras are energetically intensified and projected into your building with the help of nine glass pyramids that are placed on top of them. There are eight representing the eight compass points and one larger one for the centre.
Mantras – Inscribed in the stone relief of the base plate are auspicious mantras. Vastu sacred mantras chanted daily or at time of installation of your Pyramid is the most important part of the installation ceremony, since they activate all your yantras within pyramid.
Vastu Purusha Mandala – In the centre of the Vastu Pyramid is a relief of the Vastu Purush Mandala.The Vastu Purush embodies the spirit of a building and is responsible for its well-being by restoring the balance of energy flow within it. The bigger central pyramid placed on top of this mandal further magnifies the projection of the Purush’s influence into the space where it is placed.

Vastu purush in centre of Vasati Pyramid Bronze. His head points towards the Northeast

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The Benefits
- The pyramid thereafter becomes the energetic power centre of an entire building, supplementing to a large degree the missing natural influences required for a harmonious living space.
- It strives to align your building with pulse of the earth.
- It can correct Vastu defects to a high degree of 98% especially when combined with the Meru Chakra and Vastu yantras.
- Old stagnant vibrations are dissipated as your space rejuvenates with positive vibrations on the energetic level.
- This auspicious energy creates an environment in which you can open doorways to new dimensions of creativity, personal power, wisdom and abundance.
- Succeed in the areas of your life that really matter to you- relationships, health, prosperity, fun, love, peace of mind and your spirituality.
- Using the power of Vastu Sacred Mantras and it’s sacred geometry, the Vastu Pyramid becomes a portal for transforming your space, your energy, your life.

Vasati Pyramid side view

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Posted by Gaia on Tuesday, 2 May 2017

Shri is the sacred sound of cosmic auspiciousness and abundance and when written or spoken it carries a spiritual potency (shakti). Written as Sri or Shree or Sree or Shri, it stands for affluence, grace, wealth, light, lustre, splendour, beauty, loveliness and authority.

There are various levels and manifestations of Sri

She is seen in many forms, such as Bhudevi and Sridevi. Most people think that they are separate beings although they are one. Bhudevi is the representation
Lord Visnu with Sridevi and Bhudevi

and totality of the material world or energy, in which she is called Mother Earth. The analogy of milk that transforms into yoghurt is used to demonstrate how Sri who is transcendental, transforms into Durga in this material world. Durga is approached by her devotees for fulfillment of material desires. She is also called “the beauty of three worlds” and in this context she is called Sri Tripura Sundari whose magical diagram is called the “Sri Yantra”.
Sri embodies the spiritual world, also known as Vaikuntha, the abode of Laxmi-Narayan or Vishnu. She possess the divine qualities of God, as she is the embodiment of God’s superior spiritual feminine energy, which purifies, empowers and uplifts the individual. Hence, she is called the Goddess of Fortune. She is believed to be the Mother of the Universe

Goddess Laxmi is a soothing, kind, warm and approachable mother figure who willingly intervenes in the lives of devotees. When asking Visnu for grace or forgiveness, the devotees always approach Him through the intermediary presence of Laxmi Devi.

Sridevi or Laxmi as the power and consort of Lord Vishnu, is present on His chest on the heart, as She is the embodiment of love, from which devotion to God or Bhakti flows. It is through Love/Bhakti or Laxmi that the atma or soul is able to reach God or Vishnu.

She is also the personification of the spiritual fulfilment and is described as an ocean of compassion and mercy. Maha laxmi is liberal and can infuse our hearts with spiritual knowledge without considering our qualifications. She resides within the hearts of Her devotees.

Yin yang with rice and chili, symbolising ‘metal’

The name Sri always precedes the Lord’s name for example: Sri Narayan, Sri Krsna. Why ? The significance of this is that Narayan is never without Her, He is the energetic and She is His energy, and in this way they are simultaneously one and different. The yin yang concept symbolises this oneness and difference.

She also presides over 16 forms of worldly wealth which she easily grants: Fame, Knowledge, Courage and Strength, Victory, Good Children, Valor, Gold, Gems and Other Valuables, Grains in abundance, Happiness, Bliss, Intelligence, Beauty, Higher goals, High Thinking and Higher Meditation, Morality and Ethics; Good Health, Long Life.

**The Eight Laxmi Forms in this world**
		The First manifestation of Lakshmi
		Granary wealth
		Wealth of courage
		Elephants, symbols of wealth
		Wealth of continuity, progeny
		Wealth of victory
		Wealth of knowledge and education
		Monetary wealth

Although Mother Laxmi is worshiped as the goddess of fortune, when she is worshiped with Narayana, the worshiper is blessed with not only wealth but also peace, prosperity and spiritual protection. They can be worshiped in forms, such as Laxmi Narayan, Laxmi Narasingha, Sita Rama and the original source Sri Sri Radha Krsna.

Sri Laxmi Devi

The ancient scriptures of India ultimately advise us all to pay extreme regards to Laxmi, and any person who disregards her is sure to fall on evil days. This means that wealth should be well protected and properly used. The misuse of wealth is sure to generate negative karma, and the resultant suffering and unhappiness that is accompanied with it.

Laxmi devi’s quality of being chanchal, denotes her fickle nature. She tends to not stay in one place too long and can just as easily leave as she arrives ! However honouring Sri Yantra and Meru Chakra with Her mantra, offers you an opportunity to petition her to remain here.

How does the Vastu Pyramid work?

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The Benefits

There are various levels and manifestations of Sri