Elements
The ingredients of creation
The entire universe, both the macro and micro universes, is composed of elements.
Their arrangement, location, and function cannot be random if we want to create a system that is functional, harmonious, and life-giving.
The planets, the human body, and even a building are all composed of elements.
Each element must have its precise place and proportion for the building to achieve its healthy and invigorating effect.
If a building has problems with these elements, it negatively impacts its occupants and the environment.
The effects are evident in the areas of development, health, relationships, success, abundance, business, prosperity, offspring, peace, and harmony.
Water
"Water is H2O, two parts hydrogen, one part oxygen. But there's a third thing that makes it water, and no one knows what it is."
- DH Lawrence (1929, poet)
"Water can or does contain information."
- Dr. Masaru Emoto (Japanese scientist)
"Of all the known fluids, water is probably the best studied, but the least understood."
-Felix Franks (physicist, chemist)
When water turns to ice, the otherwise vibrant molecules solidify and turn into crystals, but the ice doesn’t necessarily have to be cold, as physicist Marius Millot knew and made ice that is half as hot as the sun.
Superionic ice, for example, is a very interesting ice: it is made of water, black, and absorbs light. It has another very unusual property: it is halfway between a solid and a liquid substance. In superionic ice, oxygen is located in a fixed pattern and forms three-dimensional crystal lattices, while hydrogen flows as a liquid in this lattice ...
...Water is a mysterious liquid?
Dr. Masaru Emoto discovered that Water loves to listen to music, at least classical. Bach’s or Mozart’s compositions create magnificent crystal structures. Often the nature of the music is reflected in the forms of the crystals. However, water exposed to heavy metal music can no longer crystallize. The originally beautiful hexagonal crystal decomposes rapidly into thousands of pieces. This is the information that is prevalent in our body by water.
The science of Vastu therefore tunes objects or buildings precisely with vibrations that are life-giving to all living things on this planet.
On a material level, three-quarters of our bodies are made up of water. On a subtle level, 100% of our body is Space, which consists of vibrations, information, forming structures like the molecule of water.
In water, sound propagates more than four times faster than air, i.e. water carries and amplifies existing vibrations and information. It is sensitive to both pressure and heat, a sociable molecule like Air - it is happy to connect.
The water element is located in the northeast within a specific space and has an upward gravity, making it the lightest part of the entire space.
Northeast is responsible for emotions, mental state and health, as well as the future, as solar and magnetic energy arrive equally from the northeast (solar energy from the east and magnetic energy from the north), and thus the energy outflow is least towards the northeast.
Water is not beneficial in any south direction - water tank, tap, bathtub, well, pool, lake, river or stream...
Water element in the human body: Circulatory organs, kidneys, adrenal glands, hormone production, urinary bladder, excretory organs, urination, water balance, water circulation, left leg, and left sole of the foot. Energy management and bioenergy are also influenced by the water element. Water moves emotions and emotional energies.
The representation of this element proves that Vedic science is much more advanced than modern science!!
Embodied water element:
The Jambukeswarar Temple in Thiruvanaikaval is a Shiva temple in the Tiruchirapalli district of the state of Tamil Nadu, India.
This is one of the five major Shiva temples in Tamil Nadu and represents the Mahābhūta, or five elements.
This temple represents the element of water and dates back to the 2nd century.
The sculptures indicate the atomic structure of water, which was theoretically unknown to anyone at the time.
Water bubbling from the ground continuously supplies the nearly 2,000-year-old temple with water.
Particularly noteworthy is that it contains a Shiva statue with only one leg (ekapada).
Shiva shares this leg with Brahma and Vishnu, who grow out of it laterally, forming an angle of 104.5 degrees between them.
In front of them lie two animals and two people on the ground.
If we examine the atoms that make up water, we find a perfect match between the statue and the water molecule.
2x2 electrons
Earth
Earth symbolizes the physical body, the material world, and the tangible aspects of existence.
In alchemy, earth was considered primarily dry and secondarily cold, which is also true from a Vastu perspective, as the element lies in a cool direction, namely the southwest, and dislikes water or fire. And unlike the northeast, its gravity is downward, which is responsible for deep rest and regeneration.
The concept that earth is the mother is deeply rooted in many cultures. We are born from the earth. The true mother is the earth we carry within our bodies. The earth element is also associated with a baby's time in the womb when its body parts are forming. She provides nourishment, protection, and the structure and strength of our bodies—bones, fat, muscles, and tissues.
The sense of smell is also associated with the earth element and a person's right leg.
Earth is the fifth of the five "great elements," or Pancha Mahabhuta, the most solid and tangible, and it contains the essence of all four other elements—ether, water, fire, and air.
Earth is the ancestor, the animal, the drumbeat in the symphony of life.
The location of the earth element is southwest - financial security, stability in life, regeneration, sleep, head of the family / boss, etc...
Earth element in the human body: Digestive system, gastrointestinal system, mouth, salivary and pharyngeal spaces, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum. Pancreas, gallbladder, bile duct, liver, right-sided organs, right leg, and sole of the right foot. Material things, the earth provides everything a person needs for survival, including money.
Embodied earth element:
The 7th-century Ekambareswarar Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the god Shiva in the city of Kanchipuram in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
It is significant to Hindu Shaivists and is associated with one of the five elements, the Pancha Bhoota (Mahābhūta) – the element earth. It is one of the temples associated with Prithvi.
Shiva is worshipped as Ekambareswarar or Ekambaranathar or Rajlingeswaram, and the lingam represents Prithvi as a lingam.
His wife Parvati is depicted as Elavarkuzhali.
The presiding deity is worshipped in the 7th-century Tamil Saiva canonical work, the Tevaram, composed by the Tamil saint-poets known as the Nayanars and listed as Paadal Petra Sthalam.
Fire
The fire element is the most sterile of all elements. This element is the mover of everything and, as the spark, the initiator of all ideas and creations. Thus, it is also the driving force behind the Big Bang and God's idea of creation. In its original, unmanifested state, the element of fire is relatively most abundant, and without it, nothing can come into being or survive.
It provides warmth, nourishment, and love so that humanity can survive. It symbolizes growth, development, progress, joy, vitality, compassion, passion, connection, purification, and celebration. It brings light and dispels darkness.
Fire creates light, sound, and time, thereby creating space.
The fire element in a space is located in the southeast, which is best for food preparation, and for the placement of electrical devices to avoid the creation of electrosmog in the building, etc.
Fire element in human body: Head, brain, facial skull, nervous system, hormonal system, sense organs: eyes, vision, ears, hearing, mouth, tongue, taste, nose, nasal mucosa, smell, touch, skin, pore respiration. Energy deficiency and excess/blockages, inflammation.
Cosmic fire element in the human body: fate, karma. The highest acupuncture point is located on the top of the head on the lordosis meridian and is connected to the celestial, mental, and spiritual worlds.
In space, it is located exactly in the northeast corner.
Embodying the fire element:
The Arunachalesvara Temple, or Annamalaiyar Temple, or Tiruvannamalai Temple, is a Hindu temple dedicated to the god Shiva and the goddess Parvati.
It is located at the foot of Arunachala Hill in the town of Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, India.
It is significant for Hindu Shaivists as it is one of the temples associated with the five elements, the Pancha Bhuta Sthalas, and in particular, the element of fire or Agni.
Shiva is worshipped as Annamalaiyar or Arunachalesvara, and his idol is called the Agni Lingam.
Parvati is worshipped as Unnamalai or Apitakuchambal, and her idol is called the Agni Yoni.
The two presiding deities were established in the 1st century AD. It is venerated in the 7th-century Tamil Saiva canonical work, the Tevaram, composed by the Tamil saint-poets known as the Nayanars and classified as Paadal Petra Sthalam.
Air
Air is a moving element that surrounds us everywhere, yet we cannot see it. It appears light, but most of it rests on the Earth's surface, creating air pressure. Air pressure also influences the electricity in the air, which in turn affects all biological functions of living things.
The air in Earth's atmosphere is composed of approximately 78 percent nitrogen and 21 percent oxygen, along with small amounts of several other gases.
The air in our atmosphere also acts as an insulator, preventing the Earth from becoming too cold or too hot. It also protects us from meteorites, which, once they enter our atmosphere, collide with the air and likely burn up into small pieces before reaching Earth.
Humans, like animals and plants, must breathe to live.
The universe also breathes, which is called prana and occurs eight times a year. After exhaling, there are 18 minutes of no breathing movement. Since ancient times, this time has been used to begin the construction of all temples, as these 18 minutes contain the purest (sattva) quality.
The element air belongs to the northwest and is responsible for movement, communication, vehicles, guests and children, etc.
Air element in the human body: Left arm, left hand, heart, myocardium, pericardium, atrial cavity. Mood, inhibitions, psychological state, spiritual state, and soul.
Embodied Air Element:
The Srikalahasti Temple is located in the town of Srikalahasti in the Tirupati district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
Shiva is worshipped in the form of Vayu as Kalahastesteeswara.
The temple is also known as Rahu-Ketu Kshetra and Dakshina Kailasam.
Located 36 km from Tirupati, the Srikalahasti Temple is famous for its Vayu Lingam (Wind Lingam), one of the Pancha Bhuta Sthalams, symbolizing the wind.
In ancient times, Vayu, the god of wind, performed penance for thousands of years before the Karpoora Lingam, Shiva's camphor-made lingam.
Pleased by Vayu's repentance, Shiva appeared before him and blessed him.
Vayu could be present in the world in the form of air and become an integral part of all beings.
The lingam that Vayu worshipped was named Vayu Lingam after him.
Space
Space, also called Akasha, vibrates and lives and is the element in and from which everything is created and exists.
Space is determined by the element of time, meaning that space is created through time. Without time, there is no space.
The element of unified space immediately after the moment of creation creates a dual quality—a positive and a negative aspect or quality.
Time plays a major role in this, providing both positive and negative qualities of time.
Since space equals time, the size of space will be positive or negative.
The undulating (+/-) expansion of time and the growth of space are therefore key to the science of Vastu and require utmost attention in the design of any space.
RHYTHM and MATHEMATICS are key to the proper use of space and time.
Everything arises, exists, and passes away in rhythm—this is how energy (Vastu/Vaastu) works.
This complex formula is represented in its simplest form by Shiva (Nataraja).
The element of space is located in the southwest and the center, so space is essential.
Fire and water are undesirable in these locations.
The center of the building should not be burdened by walls and is not suitable for permanent stay. An overloaded space in the middle of the house has a negative impact on the cohesion, concentration and creativity of the residents.
Space element in the human body: Immune system, thyroid, T lymphocytes (T1, T2) / phagocytes, appendix, intestinal flora, intestinal villi, intestinal mucosa, waste elimination, cell renewal, general renewal and regeneration. Right arm, right hand, respiratory system, nasal cavity, trachea, throat, lungs, bronchi, feeling of liberation and exhalation, fearlessness, mental strength.
(Mouth, speech, whole physiology - not anatomically)
Embodied element of space:
The Thillai Nataraja Temple, also known as the Chidambaram Nataraja Temple, is a Hindu temple dedicated to Nataraja, an incarnation of Shiva, the Lord of Dance (Cosmic Dancer) and one of the five elemental lingas—the embodiment of space.
It is considered the most sophisticated Shiva temple and is located in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, India.
The temple has ancient roots, and a Shiva shrine stood on its site when the town was still called Thillai.
The town's name, Chidambaram, literally means "level of consciousness."
The temple's architecture symbolizes the connection between art and spirituality, creative activity and the divine.
The temple's wall carvings depict all 108 karanas of Bharata Muni's Natya Shastra, and these poses form the basis of Bharatanatyam, a classical Indian dance.
This is the only Siva temple that shares both Pancha Sabha Thalamban and Pancha Bhuta Thalamban.
It was built in the 10th century when Chidambaram was the capital of the Chola dynasty. After being consecrated in the 10th century by the Cholas, who considered Nataraja their family deity, the temple was damaged, repaired, renovated, and expanded throughout the 2nd millennium. Much of the surviving layout, architecture, and structure of the temple dates from the late 12th and early 13th centuries, with later additions in a similar style.
``` Although Shiva, as Nataraja, is the temple's main deity, important themes from Shaktism, Vaishnavism, and other Hindu traditions are respectfully depicted here.
The Chidambaram temple complex, for example, contains the oldest known Amman or Devi temple in South India, a Surya shrine with a chariot dating from before the 13th century, shrines to Ganesha, Murugan, and Vishnu, one of the oldest known sacred Shiva-Ganga ponds, large mandapas for the comfort of pilgrims, and other monuments.
Shiva himself appears as Nataraja and performs the Ananda Tandava ("Beautiful Dance") in the golden hall of the Pon Ambalam shrine.
The elements of time, sound, and light are actually related to vibrations.
They have no particular place, and their quality is determined by the dimensions and proportions of a building or object.
The location and dimensions of a building's exterior walls, interior walls, doors, and windows influence and shape these elements.
Since the components of DNA are controlled by these elements, the effects of a particular space or object primarily affect DNA and secondarily affect well-being.
Physically, their effects are felt slowly, but mentally quite quickly.
This is why one can feel whether a building or object is pleasant or unpleasant.
Their effect in a building can be experienced after 2 years, and after 7 years, it manifests in all aspects of life—either negatively or positively.
Time
TIME means KAALA according to the Vaastu tradition. This is actually the energy force generated by inner consciousness.
The speed at which time occurs within energy is vibration. Energy cannot be converted into space if time does not exist.
Viswakarman (Lord of Time) is said to be the creative element of universal space. When this is done in a disciplined and orderly manner, it results in what is called in the technical tradition the rhythm of "orderly speed."
Through the appropriate rhythmic vibration of sound and light or material, well-structured, pleasing forms emerge.
This is done in the name of universal creation.
Time element in the human body: It controls the biological processes of life and is responsible for the time available to humans. It can be slowed down or sped up. It influences all energy centers and meridians, as well as the entire human body and its destiny.
Embodied element of time:
काली त्वं कालस्व्रूपी The term "Kaali" refers to the Indian Shilpi and their respect for the god Kaali.
The best examples are Kaali Kottam of Kancheepuram and the Kaalikambal Kamateswara Temple in Madras.
These two temples are very ancient. Every major kshetra (temple town) has either a Kaali or a Kamakshi temple associated with the traditional Shilpi.
The male aspect of the creative force is Viswakarman, of Vedic origin. Since Shilpis follow the principle of creation, perceived in the universal vibration and encoded in Vaastu Shastra (the grammar of creative forms), they were called VISWAKARMAS.
Viswa refers to Akasha (खम्) in Sanskrit/Prakrit, from which Khammakara and Karmakara emerged, meaning Viswakara or Viswakarma. Beyond that, of course, there is Brahman—the Nirguna Brahman, the attributeless—Viswa Brahman, to be precise.
Sound and Light
Light and sound are practically the same thing; they simply exist in a different frequency range for the human senses.
Both the frog and the snake possess the ability to perceive with one sense organ.
The self-expression of space branches into two processes: sound and light, i.e., it creates sound forms and image forms.
Both result in a rhythmically bound form.
Sound is the word (poetry, dance, and music), while light is the meaning of the word (architecture, sculpture, and urban planning).
Sound element in the human body: ear, hearing, entire physiology (not anatomically).
Light element in the human body: eyes, vision, entire physiology (not anatomically).
The Creator
When the word "God" is mentioned, there are as many different opinions as there are people, with endless ideas, but generally they agree that there is one God and that everything, so to speak, comes from this one God. He created our world.
He is the Almighty, the Creator. From him and through him, everything and everyone in existence came into being.
It's like a spring from which everything springs forth.
Everyone is curious about what he looks like, what he's made of, who created him...
Every religion explains it differently, but all religions have a common starting point: reality.
Many opinions have formed about reality, which today need to be substantiated with scientific findings. Unfortunately, this often happens at the cost of forgetting God, so that most of the groping takes place in the dark.
Vedic science is the oldest science on Earth and completely timeless, which practically rules out its obsolescence. This means it is always relevant and realistic in time and space.
The highly conscious people who composed the Vedas possessed 100 percent brain function, or brain capacity, meaning they could perceive reality 100 percent.
Today's average level of consciousness, or brain function, is much lower than that of a person of that time, allowing them only a limited knowledge of reality.
This enormous difference is due to the fact that the Earth—the planet—with its solar system was in a different state of consciousness at that time, which led to higher vibrations on Earth, which in turn produced more intelligent beings.
These included humans, animals, and plants.
This age is called the "Golden Age" because it is "pure."
These different periods are called yugas and are divided into four parts: Krita (Satya) Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dvapara Yuga, and Kali Yuga.
In the Golden Age, human life expectancy even reached more 100 years (all religions mention people who lived that long), while in the Iron Age, it didn't even reach 50.
The simple explanation for this is that, as long as one doesn't poison oneself and the vibrations in and around one are high, a person's cells can reproduce completely again and again. In the dark ages, people literally poison themselves, and their cells can no longer reproduce at 100%—they become flabby and consume their energy fast.
Depending on their length, the periods are called Maha Yuga or Chatur Yuga, etc.
The Pranava Veda, the first and originally only Veda, describes God as a state of consciousness or a state of matter that is unmanifested.
Silence and purity itself, everything and nothing at once.
In this state, there is almost perfect purity, but also a tiny impurity, which is why creation can arise.
From this perspective, creation is the result of impurity.
Creation occurs as a spark, which is also an explosion of such enormous power that it transmits both sound and light.
From the moment this explosion occurs, time begins to tick, and over time, a space of sound and light is created.
What is created in this way is what we call ENERGY.
This energy naturally carries within itself time, space, light, sound, and fire.
The elements of water, air, and earth are also present, for without them, only a vast space would have formed in which physical bodies could not exist.
This also initially occurred after creation, and for a very long time, only space existed, vibrating, resonating, and shining empty over time.
This age was called MAHAKAALA (great time) because only time reigned and expanded unchecked.
At that time, not even a speck of dust, not an atom, not even smaller particles came into being.
This state can be called spirit in our language, followed by soul and finally the body.
Only one particle multiplied at that time: VASTU (energy).
Its spread occurs in God himself and only with those ingredients from which the source itself, i.e., God, consists:
TIME, SPACE, SOUND, LIGHT, AIR, FIRE, WATER, and EARTH.
God is therefore the sum of these elements, their unified state in their unmanifested state, while his creation is the manifested and specially ordered state of these elements, VASTU.
It follows that energy is composed of the same as God, only its consciousness is different.
The original resting state, which we define as God, is embodied in the form of tiny energy, subject to certain laws, expanding at the speed of light and multiplying throughout our universe – in rhythm.
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