In the North direction, the main door locations correspond to different deities:
- Mukhya (N3): Associated with Vishwakarma, the architect of the universe. Brings fulfillment of wishes and auspicious energy.
- Bhallat (N4): Brings abundance and wealth.
- Soma (N5): Linked to the Moon and wealth, enhances profit and spiritual growth.
- Diti (N8): Provides vision and wisdom, with the potential for increased wealth, though success may not always be ethical.
The negative effects of different North-facing main door placements can include health issues and conflicts:
- Roga (N1): Leads to diseases like arthritis and osteoporosis, and may increase conflicts.
- Naga (N2): Heightened material craving and jealousy.
- Bhujag (N6): Causes kidney problems, cough, and eye disorders.
- Aditi (N7): Promotes rebelliousness and inter-caste marriages, especially among females.
In the East direction, the most auspicious main door placements are:
- Jayant (E3): Brings success in all endeavors, increases motivation, and promotes prosperity through an expanded social circle.
- Indra (E4): Grants power, influence, and strong associations with key people, particularly in administration or government, leading to power and profits.
To avoid in the East direction:
- Shikhi (E1): Risks of fire accidents and financial losses.
- Parjanya (E2): Leads to excessive spending and more female children.
- Surya (E5): Causes anger, aggression, and diminished male importance.
- Satya (E6): Promotes dishonesty, broken promises, and relationship issues.
- Bhrisha (E7): Brings irrational anger, overthinking, and potential divorces.
- Akash (E8): Increases thefts, accidents, financial losses, and issues with government.
For the South direction:
- Vithatha (S3): Brings immense prosperity and enhances problem-solving abilities.
- Gruhakshat (S4): Leads to fame, wealth, and is particularly favorable for factories.
For South-facing main doors to avoid:
- Anila (S1): Weakens cash flow, affects the male child.
- Pusha (S2): Encourages working for others, unsuitable for businessmen.
- Yama (S5): Brings negative impacts, diseases, debts, and financial burdens.
- Gandharva (S6): Causes poverty, instability, and digestive issues.
- Bhringraj (S7): Leads to wasted efforts, financial loss, and relationship issues.
- Mrigha (S8): Results in severe financial losses and property difficulties.
The most auspicious placements for a main door in the West direction include:
- Sugreev (W3): Ideal for traders and businessmen, bringing prosperity and aiding in children's education.
- Pushpdant (W4): Known for financial growth and prosperity.
- Varun (W5): Brings prosperity but can lead to overambition and downfall.
Here are some main door placements in the West to avoid as per Vastu:
- Pitra (W1): Causes instability and poor finances.
- Dwarik (W2): Leads to relationship and career instability.
- Asur (W6): Results in fatigue, depression, and potential diseases.
- Shosha (W7): Brings physical weakness, addiction, and delays.
- Papyakshama (W8): Leads to skin diseases, unlawful practices, and legal troubles.
Here are some key Vastu tips for the main door:
Here are some Vastu tips for what to place at the main entrance:
- Auspicious Symbols: Use symbols like Om or Swastika (blue for North-facing, red for South-facing doors).
- Green Plants: Beneficial for most directions, except for West-facing houses.
- Fountain: Ideal for North/East-facing houses.
- Toran: A door hanging, with colors suited to the direction, adds auspiciousness.