Vedic Vastu Isn't Just For Homes—It's For Cities Too
In this Hindi monologue, Vaishali Gupta argues that Vedic Vastu Shastra is not limited to individual homes but can be applied to the planning of entire cities. She observes that New York City unintentionally follows Vastu principles: its major avenues form a natural energetic alignment, while the intersecting streets create a grid that generates high‑energy nodes at their crossings. Gupta explains that these nodes correspond to Vastu concepts of ‘sutras’ and ‘haks’, which are essential channels for energy flow in any structure. She claims that when a city’s road network aligns these energetic channels, the city becomes automatically successful and vibrant. The speaker emphasizes that Vastu’s relevance is universal, extending beyond India to global metropolises like New York, where a central energetic hub is formed through the road grid.
