A Note of Caution
The Cases which follow in this chapter are based on the actual case
studies undertaken by me. However I would like to caution the reader
not to come to any hasty conclusion regarding the rectification required
in their houses even if such defects as mentioned do exist. I have
only underlined the Primary factors but have omitted mentioning the
secondary and contributory factors which (in the absence of compensating
factors) have given the effects mentioned. Therefore these cases
are to be treated as extreme ones. There is no need for you to get
scared even if some defects exist. Do not undertake the corrections
yourself based on the information contained in this chapter.
Every structure is different no matter how alike they look. Only an
expert in Vaastu can determine the points and extent of correction
which should be economical, structurally possible and suited to meet
the requirements of the inmates concerned. The process of correcting
is complicated and should not be attempted without the help of a Vaastu
expert.
The chapter is mainly intended for the builders, architects and
those who wish to take up the construction of their houses on their
own so that they avoid the primary defects.
The correction of existing structures should necessarily be left
to the discretion of the Vaastu expert. It should be noted that demolition
at certain points can result in a sudden increase of negative forces
which are life threatening and dangerous to the inmates. For obvious
reasons the method of correction is left out this chapter
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