Astro Vastu for Pisces: Decor, Colors and Best Directions for Pisceans
June 22nd 2007 06:45
Pisces is symbolized by a pair of fishes and fishes live in water, which has changing quality and can convert itself from liquid to solid to vapour and back. The sign is ruled by Jupiter which is a generous, brilliant and benevolent planet.
Pisceans are sensitive, soft hearted, imaginative, liberal and friendly. They trust every one easily and care for them without any self interest. They are good social workers as they always think about the benefits of others. These traits make them famous but also in the eye of the storm. Pisceans love to stay in water. Their views change frequently, so they need time to take decision and sometimes become indecisive.
Activate North for peace, harmony and success. Entrance of your house is the first step to open the door of success. Place a plant on the outer side of the entrance. Basil, Jade or Orange plant is good here. Tie an 8 coin band on the inner side of door. Use earthly color carpet in the lobby. Keep a dragon headed fish near North wall.
East is the direction of your enormous finance. Keep a crystal Sri yantra and a pair of fishes on your working table. Hang a rising Sun picture on East wall.
North West is the best direction for your bed room. Keep your head board in the East or south direction. Display a Mahamrituanjaya yantra above head board. Decorate the South East corner of your bed room with a pair of swans and a pair of Shiva Shakti crystal.
Dragon Headed Fish
Activate North for peace, harmony and success. Entrance of your house is the first step to open the door of success. Place a plant on the outer side of the entrance. Basil, Jade or Orange plant is good here. Tie an 8 coin band on the inner side of door. Use earthly color carpet in the lobby. Keep a dragon headed fish near North wall.
East is the direction of your enormous finance. Keep a crystal Sri yantra and a pair of fishes on your working table. Hang a rising Sun picture on East wall.
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