Vastu Shastra · COSMOVIBE Editorial
Explain how the space is used
Begin with your goals: a calmer reception area, clearer circulation, or a more comfortable place to work. Describe the number of people using each area and what is difficult about the current arrangement. This helps distinguish a practical layout problem from a question about traditional Vastu principles.
Prepare a simple plan
Ask the consultant what documents they require. A labelled floor plan, room uses, entrance location, and directional information may be useful. Confirm measurements and orientation rather than guessing. Share photographs only through an agreed channel and avoid including private documents or people without permission.
Set boundaries before recommendations
Tell the practitioner whether you rent or own the premises and which changes are possible. Include budget, access requirements, and any building restrictions. Ask for reversible suggestions first when a major change would disrupt your work.
Review changes in context
A consultation should explain the reasoning behind each suggestion and what it involves. Coordinate structural or electrical changes with qualified professionals. Traditional spatial guidance does not guarantee commercial success; assess changes alongside comfort, usability, and the needs of the people working there.
These guides explain traditional practices for reflection and preparation; they do not guarantee outcomes.
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