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The Vastu Purush Mandala contains the essence of Vastu Shastra, the Vedic Space Alchemy. To Understand the deep secrets of Vastu, it is imperative to know the meaning of the Vastu Purush Mandala and how it came into existence. The Understanding of it is more natural for those who have some depth in meditation and can get established in the Vigynamaya Kosha perceiving with their Manas Chakshu. The Vastu Purush Mandala is the Omnipresent soul residing in a building. When you observe the energy fields, you will find that they develop different stages of the construction – starting from the scene of Vacant plot to the digging of the land, to the laying of the foundation and then to the completion of the building and finally to the point when it inhabited by the people. When you observe all this through your mind-senses, you unravel the secrets of the Mandala.

Vastu Purush Mandala and how it came into existence

There is an engaging story mentioned at the beginning of the Vastu Shastra. The story is about a fierce war between the Gods (Devtas) and the demons (asuras). In this war, Lord Shiva supported the devtas, while Andhakasur was fighting for the asuras. During this war, some drops of sweat fell on the Earth. This led to the birth of a strong and giant-sized male, who scared the devtas and asuras, like. The devtas thought he was one of the asuras, while the latter mistook him to be a devta. So the fight halted. The devtas and asuras together took this giant male to Lord Brahma. Lord Brahma called this giant, his manas Putra and named him Vastu Purush. In this manner, it came into existence. This Vastu Purush then lay down to sleep in a specific posture. Some parts of his body were inhabited by the devtas and the others by the asuras. From then onwards, Lord Brahma ordered that full attention be paid to the Vastu Purush, While constructing a building, town, pond, temple, and other structures, otherwise, it be eaten by the asuras. Whoever revered the Vastu Purush would be supported by the devtas in his cause. Their problem solving, and the devtas and the asuras happily bade Lord Brahma farewell. All Hindu Rituals, Creation of Mandalas, Yantras, Karmakands, Vedas, Yajnas, etc, have a common base, which is the Vastu Purush Mandala. In this way through images and our inner senses. We can reach or connect the Mandala to the physical world so that this human brain can understand it.