What Is Sthapatya Veda?
Sthapatya Veda is one of the 40 aspects of Veda and the Vedic Literature. It represents the establishing quality of cosmic creative intelligence, and the texts associated with this aspect give principles of architecture and environmental design and planning. Maharishi Sthapatya Veda design is the revival of Sthapatya Veda. It connects every part of knowledge to its holistic basis in the Unified Field of all the Laws of Nature. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi has revived Sthapatya Veda as a precious discipline of his Vedic Science and Technology, the science and technology of consciousness, and restored the dignity of this timeless knowledge by re-enlivening its connection with the Unified Field, the total potential of Natural Law. The result is not just seen but is directly experienced by those who live and work in homes and office buildings designed through Maharishi Sthapatya Veda architecture. Today, for the first time, we have a building technology to transform the way people think and feel-
Sthapatya Veda is one of the 40 aspects of the ancient Veda and Vedic Literature. It represents the establishing quality of cosmic creative intelligence that aligns the individual with the Laws of Nature in the universe. The original Sanskrit texts associated with this aspect outline principles of architecture and environmental design and planning. Maharishi Sthapatya Veda design is the revival of Sthapatya Veda. It connects every part of the knowledge to its holistic basis restoring this ancient system of architecture to its original purity and dignity. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi has revived Sthapatya Veda as one of the disciplines of his Vedic Science and Technology, the science and technology of consciousness. Those who live and work in homes and office buildings designed through Maharishi Sthapatya Veda architecture directly experience the profound benefits of this revival. Today, for the first time, we have a fortune-creating building technology, a technology that creates homes and off
Sthapatya veda is the knowledge of vedic architecture. This knowledge comes from a 5,000-year-old Hindu text and is thought to predate Chinese feng shui. Sthapatya (sta-pat-ya) can be translated as “to establish” and veda as “knowledge.” Sthapatya veda uses the circadian cycle, yet this knowledge expands to include the universe itself. The five elements — air, earth, fire, water and space — are also important factors in building design. The guidelines for sthapatya veda remain uncontested, though some modern day systems are more refined. In the 1990’s Maharishi Mahesh Yogi revived this ancient knowledge and introduced it to the western world. Since then, sthapatya veda has become accepted as an important contribution to healthy and environmentally friendly living. Homes and buildings are cardinally positioned north, south, east and west. The orientation of the home is the primary consideration and the entrance is ideally facing east, which is governed by the rising sun. The only accept
Sthapatya veda is the knowledge of vedic architecture. This knowledge comes from a 5,000-year-old Hindu text and is thought to predate Chinese feng shui. Sthapatya (sta-pat-ya) can be translated as “to establish†and veda as “knowledge.†Sthapatya veda uses the circadian cycle, yet this knowledge expands to include the universe itself. The five elements — air, earth, fire, water and space — are also important factors in building design. The guidelines for sthapatya veda remain uncontested, though some modern day systems are more refined. In the 1990’s Maharishi Mahesh Yogi revived this ancient knowledge and introduced it to the western world. Since then, sthapatya veda has become accepted as an important contribution to healthy and environmentally friendly living. Homes and buildings are cardinally positioned north, south, east and west. The orientation of the home is the primary consideration and the entrance is ideally facing east, which is governed by the rising sun. The onl
