A house-wide ledger
Single-zone checks answer single questions; this tool draws up the whole ledger. Every room carries an elemental nature of its own — the kitchen is fire wherever it stands, a bathroom is water, a store of heavy goods is earth — and every zone of the house has the element the classical Vastu tradition seats there. Matching the two lists room by room shows the pattern of the whole house: which elements are honoured, which are displaced, and whether the home as a whole leans — too much fire gathered in watery zones, too much weight on the light corners.
Reading the result
Enter the facing degree and assign each room its type. The tool scores each room's agreement with its zone and then totals the picture: a balance view across the five elements, with the rooms that drive each imbalance named. The point of the summary is proportion — one misplaced cupboard matters less than a kitchen and a furnace both burning in the north-east.
How to use this tool
List every room honestly, including bathrooms, stores and the stair. Read the room-level matches first, then the house-level balance. Fix the largest conflicts first — usually one or two rooms carry most of the imbalance — and re-run the audit after any change of use, which is often the cheapest remedy a house allows.
FAQ
Q. Can I rebalance without construction? Often, partly — by moving functions between rooms and adjusting materials and colours; the reading shows which moves matter.
Q. What does a neutral match mean? The room neither feeds nor fights its zone's element; it is not a problem to solve.
Q. How often should I re-run it? After any change in how rooms are used — a new kitchen, a converted bedroom, a home office.
This page explains the traditional principle; it names no specific text.