Vastu for your bedroom, in your chart's order

Most vastu advice gives everyone the same answer. Home Harmony reads your room's nine zones against your own chart and says which one to fix first.

The nine zones of a room

Lay a three-by-three grid over your floor and each square is a zone with a direction: north, north-east, east, south-east, south, south-west, west, north-west, and the open centre. Vastu reads a room by what sits in which zone. The rules that matter in a bedroom are few and concrete: keep heavy things out of the north-east and out of the centre, put weight in the south-west, keep a mirror out of the bed's line of sight, face a desk south or west, and keep thorny plants out altogether.

Why your chart changes the order

Those rules apply to any room, but they don't all matter equally to you this year. The planet running your main period has a side of the room, and that zone goes first. Then the zone tied to the knot in your closest bond, then your sub-period's planet, then the ruler of your Moon sign, and the classic rules after that. Both the periods and the knot move as your chart does, so the order you get in 2027 isn't the order you get today.

Questions people ask

Which direction should my bed face?

Vastu puts your head to the south or the east, and a bed with its head to the north is the placement Home Harmony flags. Where your bed sits in the grid matters too: weight belongs in the south-west, not in the north-east or the middle of the floor.

Do I have to move walls or doors?

No. Doors and windows are placed on the plan so the room reads correctly, but they're never scored and never part of a fix. Every fix is something you can move or change yourself, which matters if you rent.

What counts as a zone being in tune?

A zone is in tune when nothing in it breaks a rule. Nine zones means nine readings, and most rooms start with three or four in tune. A single fix sometimes settles two zones at once, and it's shown once rather than twice.

Do I need my birth time?

The room itself reads without it: the nine zones and what to move don't need a chart at all. Your birth time is what sharpens the order the fixes come in, since that's worked out from the periods running your days.