There is renewed interest in Vaastu around the world. Vaastu experts are now found around the globe. Many experts are visiting different countries in order to offer their services in this field. Everywhere, people are looking for genuine people who can offer services before, after and during purchase, sale and management of homes offices and buildings etc.

More and more people are now seeking guidance of Vaastu experts in order to make their stay at home and office, secure, happy and conducive to health, harmony and happiness. The aspiration for Health, Harmony and Happiness has now another dimension of space management at home and office which has rational as well as intuitive basis. The rationale of Vaastu is now appealing modern man so much so that they are taking guidance and expert help even if small alteration is made in their concrete structure. The Vaastu has now taken the shape of industry. According to conservative estimate, Vaastu is now $2 billion industry in the world.

The Vaastu is considered as originated even before 3000BC. The ancient Indians passed on this knowledge of Vaastu orally from one to other person. Vaastu initially was confined to experts of buildings for which few manuscripts were also written. The mythological scripture, Matsya Purana, explains seventeen preceptors of Vaastu. Indian historians believe that the first official treatise on Vaastu, entitled “the Kasyapa Silpa”, was written by Sage Kasyapa. According to the ancient wisdoms of India, there had been the eighteen originators, teachers and preachers of Vaastu Sastra of which important ones are: Brahma, Narada Brihaspati, Bhrigu, Vashishtha, Vishwakarma, Nandish, Nagnajita, Vishalaksha, and Vasudev.

Vaastu is a word derived from “Vastoshpati” written in Rig Veda meant to provide protection, happiness and prosperity in this life as well as after death

Rig Veda says, “Oh God of structures and building, we are your devotees. Listen our prayer, make us free of disease, give wealth and prosperity, and help the well being of all persons and animals living in the house.”