Hoshiarpur /Daljeet Ajnoha/August 24— Dr. Bhupendra, a noted international vastu consultant and author, has said that vastu (traditional Indian architectural science) can affect many facets of life — including election outcomes. He said the design and orientation of a home or a campaign office play a significant role in shaping a person’s future and fortunes.
Speaking from Hoshiarpur, Dr. Bhupendra explained that every direction of a building contributes differently to the ambitions of its occupants, and that correct vastu for the area in which one seeks success is essential. “From grassroots to national-level contests, election results can be influenced by the vastu of a candidate’s residence and their strategic offices — particularly the southern direction,” he said.
He warned that many people dismiss the south-facing side of a house or a building’s southern exposure as unimportant. “But anyone aspiring to become a successful politician must first ensure the southern part of their home conforms to vastu principles,” Dr. Bhupendra said. He noted that the south is linked with Mars — the planet of energy — and governs qualities such as courage, passion, decisiveness, high morale and leadership, as well as reputation and prestige.
Dr. Bhupendra added that if the building’s axial alignment (neritya kon) and the northeastern and eastern directions are also in harmony with vastu, the occupant may rise to prominence, and even participate in government and administration. “If a private residence or an election office has the correct orientation, election outcomes may favor you even when voters do not explicitly wish it; votes are cast to defeat the opponent, not always to endorse the winner,” he observed.
He also offered specific advice for women seeking political success: ensure the south, southeast (agney), east and north directions of the personal residence are free from defects, and likewise rectify any vastu faults in the maternal home’s north side.
If, for any reason, a strategic office, campaign office or residence’s southeast sector is defective, Dr. Bhupendra said the matter might even be carried to the courts to seek remedies that could affect election results.
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