October 2011 Edition
Editorial
Welcome to the October issue of Vaastuyogam.
Before going further I along with the whole of my Vaastuyogam team take this opportunity to wish all readers of Vaastuyogam a happy Diwali and a prosperous new year. May the New Year shower happiness, prosperity and health to one and all.
As every year, our Vedic India series carries a Ramayana special; this time...
International Footprint –...
“Getting Vaastu right is not a matter of chance” … Ashit Shah of ANTARC LTD.
This month the Vaastuyogam team spoke to Ashit Shah of Antarc, Nairobi.
The brothers Ashit and Punit are amongst the first in Nairobi to get Vaastu advice from Dr Rao. In Mr Ashit’s words “Antarc is an icon of Vaastu perfection and Dr Rao’s Vaastu proficiency.”
Excepts from the interview
Introduction
We are proud of being the third generation Kenyan Indians living in Kenya. Our...
Architect's Voice ...
“Vaastu is a deeply thought out science”
… Architect Sumesh Modi
This month Vaastuyogam meets architect Sumesh Modi an architect from Surat.
Mr Modi was born and brought up Vyara a small town at a short distance from Surat, Gujarat’s fastest growing city. His family is in the business of setting up temporary tents, shamianas and pandals. During his early days Mr Modi erected and dismantled many a pandal for the family business. However, even at that time his true interest lay...
Vaastu and Homes...
Born into a family of affluent industrialists and brought up in an environment surcharged with Indian classical dance and music, Mrs. Amita Dalal is an Arts Graduate from St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad. In addition, though she does not practise the profession, she is a qualified lawyer, completing her L.L.B from Ahmedabad
Our Vaastuyogam team met with Mrs. Amita Dalal in her flat housed within the immaculately maintained, elegant residential block in the posh Ahmedabad location of Vastrapur/Bodakdev.
Excerpts from the interview...
Vedic India– ...
Ram Bhakt Hanuman
Hanuman is possibly the greatest character of Ramayana, next only to Rama and Sita. According to the epic Ramayana, authored by the saint poet Valmiki in Vedic Sanskrit, the birth of Hanuman was pre-ordained along with the incarnation of god Vishnu as Ram. The Gods sent him to earth to serve Rama and help him in his ‘mission’ to destroy all the evil elements that were trying to destroy true ‘Dharma’. He is also known as Anjaneya, Maruti, Pavanputra, Kesharinandan, Anjaniputra, Bajrang Bali and Hanumant.
