“Vaastu Is Personalized: A Text Book for Architecture and Astro-Vaastu" shows that there is no one‑size‑fits‑all Vaastu. Each home, like each horoscope, carries a unique pattern of elements, directions, and planetary signatures. This book teaches you how to read that pattern and translate it into concrete design decisions: where to place the master bedroom and pooja room, how to orient the desk for your career planets, how to calm a fiery chart or support a sensitive Moon through colour, light, and layout.
Drawing on architectural heritage research, Vedic astrology, and contemporary interior practice, Dr Partha Sarathi Mishra offers a step‑by‑step method that moves from birth chart to floor plan, from Vaastu mandala to room‑by‑room guidelines. You will learn how to work intelligently with apartments, budgets, and existing defects instead of chasing unrealistic “perfect” houses, and how to use timing (dashas and transits) to phase remedies.
Written for architects, designers, Vaastu and astrology practitioners, and thoughtful householders, this book transforms abstract diagrams into lived experience. It invites you to see your home as a living mandala—one that can be tuned to your body, mind, relationships, and destiny, without rejecting modern technology or sustainability.
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Dr Partha Sarathi Mishra
Dr. Partha Sarathi Mishra, Associate Professor in the Faculty of Architecture at Sri Sri University, Cuttack, is a distinguished heritage researcher and storyteller. He earned his Ph.D. from NIT Rourkela and an M.Arch. from IIT Roorkee. His research explores bibliometric analysis and architectural heritage shaped by traditional influences, enriching discourses on Indian architecture and planning frameworks. Beyond academia, Dr. Mishra’s writings explore relationships, memory, and ambition, weaving narratives that reflect how love, tradition, and societal expectations shape contemporary Indian life and the emotional fabric of the human experience.
At Sri Sri University, he fosters an approach to architecture that combines vernacular wisdom with contemporary design thinking, mentoring students to view built form as both a cultural text and an ecological responsibility. His work on Odishan temple architecture and heritage evaluation has sharpened methodological tools for studying sacred spaces, inscriptional histories, and regional morphologies. Active in institutional and professional forums, he serves on academic bodies, peer‑reviews for journals, and curates dialogues connecting planners, conservationists, and policy makers around questions of memory, identity, and place. In this book, his creative and scholarly trajectories converge as Vaastu, astrology, and architectural research are translated into humane narratives about how people live, remember, aspire, and heal within their homes.
