What Does a Vastu Report Include? Everything You Need to Know

The Foundation: Your Floor Plan

Every Vastu report starts with your floor plan. The floor plan is the map of your home — its room positions, relative sizes, entrance location, and orientation. Without an accurate floor plan, any Vastu analysis is guesswork.

For a digital Vastu report, you upload a photo or scan of your floor plan. The system reads the layout and applies a directional overlay — aligning the plan with true North so that each room can be assigned to its correct Vastu zone.

The Mahavastu Shakti Chakra

The Mahavastu Shakti Chakra (also written as Mahashakti Yantra or Vastu Purusha Mandala) is the foundational grid of Vastu Shastra. It maps 45 energy fields across the floor plan, each presided over by a specific deity (Devta). These fields define which activities belong in which part of your home.

A good Vastu report overlays this grid on your floor plan and shows you the active fields — which deities govern each section of your home, what they represent, and whether your current room usage aligns with their energy.

Directional Zone Analysis: 8, 16, and 32 Zones

Most Vastu reports include analysis at three levels of detail:

The 16-zone analysis is the most actionable level for most homeowners. It gives enough precision to identify whether your bedroom, kitchen, and living spaces are correctly positioned without requiring architect-level input.

Area Bar Charts

A Vastu area chart shows what proportion of your floor plan sits in each directional zone. This matters because Vastu is not just about where rooms are placed — it is also about how much of the building's mass sits in each energy zone.

For example, if 40% of your home's area sits in the South-West (the stability zone), that is generally positive. If a disproportionate area sits in the North-East (the light, spiritual zone), the home may feel energetically ungrounded.

The 64 Devta Names

Vastu Shastra names 64 Devtas (deities or energy presences) across the Vastu Purusha Mandala. A detailed report lists which Devtas are active in your floor plan and what their presence means for the household — covering themes of health, wealth, relationships, learning, and spiritual wellbeing.

Premium: Room-by-Room Analysis

A Premium Vastu report extends the analysis to individual rooms — specifically the bedroom, kitchen, and toilet. These are the three rooms with the highest Vastu sensitivity because they govern rest, nourishment, and elimination — the fundamental cycles of daily life.

• Bedroom analysis: Zone assessment, bed direction recommendation, colour guidance, and specific remedies for your current placement.
• Kitchen analysis: Stove direction, sink position, element balance, and zone-specific guidance.
• Toilet analysis: Zone assessment and mitigation recommendations if the toilet occupies a sensitive zone.

Downloadable PDF

The complete report is delivered as a downloadable PDF — a single document you can share with an architect, interior designer, or Vastu consultant. It includes all zone maps, charts, Devta listings, and recommendations in a format that works as a professional briefing document.

What a Vastu Report Cannot Do

It is important to be honest about what a Vastu report is and is not:

• It is not a guarantee of outcomes — Vastu is one input into a home, not a deterministic system.
• It does not replace a structural or engineering assessment.
• It works best as a guide for decisions you are already making (buying, building, renovating) rather than as a trigger for expensive structural changes.

Used sensibly — as a directional reference for room use, furniture placement, and future design decisions — a Vastu report is a practical tool for anyone who wants their home to be thoughtfully aligned with these principles.