Take a look inside a Maharishi Vastu home

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13 October 2011

Maharishi Vastu Architecture is pleased to announce that anyone can now enjoy a video tour of a Maharishi Vastu home on either of their websites:
www.MaharishiVastu.org/
www.VastuTV.com/

These first videos feature several homes of various sizes and styles in Fairfield and Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa, USA. Two of the homes are part of an off-the-grid community.

Each walk-through tour features commentary by Jon Lipman, AIA, US national director for Maharishi Vedic architecture, as well as interviews with the homeowners.


Maharishi Vastu Architecture hopes to have homes from New Zealand, Australia, Canada and other countries added to this collection very soon.

Viewers have commented that seeing the inside of a Vastu home ''live'' brings a more tangible sense of the reality and power of Maharishi Vastu to those who have not yet had the opportunity to visit or stay in one of these homes.


For anyone who would like to ''taste'' this reality themselves in preparation for building or buying, that opportunity exists in many places. Following are links to previous issues of At Home in Maharishi Vastu^® that featured articles on ''short term stay/bed and breakfast'' opportunities:
December 2010 issue
January 2011 issue

For more about Maharishi Vastu architecture, visit: www.maharishivastu.org/

This post appeared in the October 2011 issue of At Home in Maharishi Vastu^®—The Newsletter of Maharishi Vedic Architecture.

* Vastu refers to Vastu vidya, Vedic architecture—the complete knowledge of design and building in accord with Natural Law—brought to light from the Vedic literature by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi as Maharishi Sthapatya Veda.

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