Vastulogy
Choosing a property or a plot
Before buying, discuss the property or plot you are considering. Selection guidance is separate from a review of an existing home.
Format, duration and fees to be confirmed with the team.
- DirectionsHow the space is placed
- ElementsBalance in the space
- LayoutRooms, doors and flow
- Daily useHow you live in it
The five elements
- EarthStability & Support
- SpaceClarity & Expansion
- AirMovement & Growth
- FireEnergy & Motivation
- WaterFlow & Emotions
A way to discuss balance, not a biological model or proof of a health effect.
Before you enquire
- The floor plan with north marked, or the builder’s layout for the flat you are considering
- The address or city, and the road the property faces
- A few photographs of the plot or property, and of the road outside
Begin with the team
Your enquiry does not book or pay for a session. Confirm the scope, format, duration and fee before deciding.
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Find answers to common questions about consultations, programs and how we work.
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01Can Vastulogy corrections be made in a rented home?
Some, within limits, and the limits come from the building and the lease. Keep each change reversible so you can leave the flat as you found it, and read the lease before you paint, drill or replace a fitting. The page on Vastulogy for your home lists what a flat lets you rearrange. A fault that would need building work stays as it is, which is a good reason to read the plan before you sign the lease.
02What should I check before buying a plot or a home?
Start with the papers, which a lawyer should check: the title, the approvals and, for a larger project, its RERA registration and the promoter’s published details. Ask an engineer about soil and drainage. Then weigh the household’s needs: the commute, the schools, the light, the noise and the budget. A Vastulogy reading comes after those checks, as a further comparison, and it replaces none of them.
03Can a property be reviewed before I commit?
Yes, and before you commit is the best time. In the session Narayani sets out how each property reads against the compass and your household, which differences are structural and which can be rearranged, and what to ask the seller or the builder. The team confirms how the session will be held before you book.
04Can you tell me whether to buy?
No. A reading is decision support, and you make the decision. Narayani can say how a property reads in Vastulogy and what it would ask of your household. Whether to buy depends on the price, the papers, your finances and your family, none of which a compass can judge. If one option has a feature that worries you, she will say how seriously tradition counts it and what could be done without building work.
05The seller says the property is Vastulogy compliant. Should I rely on that?
Ask what the claim rests on, as you would for any other. Ask which guide it complies with and which plan was used, since guides disagree with each other and a brochure’s north arrow may show plan north, which differs from true north. Ask for the plan, take a compass reading on site, and have it read against the household that will live there. A reading can show what the claim means in practice.