Fire Pyramid South East Vastu Remedy

Fire Vastu Pyramid 

Why use Pyramid?

For millennia, the pyramid has been seen as a symbol of luck in the Middle East and the Far East. The precise geometry of the pyramid is thought to bring favorable energy to its surroundings. People are mesmerized by the pointed apex of the pyramid, which is universally appealing. Research has suggested that there is an inexplicable power inside pyramids.

The pyramid has a distinct structure that amplifies the energy fields enveloping the Earth, such as cosmic rays, electromagnetic waves, and gravitational waves. This building creates a realm of concordant vibrations in the vicinity of the pyramid. Anything situated within this area begins to move towards balance.

When there are Vastu problems in the south-east direction, you can produce a virtual fire by installing a fire pyramid. Uses of Fire Pyramid

• Place in the southeast zone for a missing corner correction
• Use a fire pyramid, if your house has no kitchen in the southeast
• In the case of the factory, activate the fire element by putting a fire pyramid in the southeast
• At the office, use a fire pyramid to energize the southeast corner

Importance of southeast corner

The direction that lies midway between the east and the south is known as Agneya (southeast). Agni (fire) is the lord of this direction. Fire represents high energy and passion as per Vastu. At home, it supports life energy. Fire is a dominant element of Vastu. the kitchen of the house should occupy a place in this direction.   A warm agneya direction makes a man healthy, whereas a faulty use makes the owner short-tempered. Recommended by Vastu experts Get Paid Vastu Consultation, Send Your Floor Plan with Directions Marked for Professional Advice. Product Specification

Material	Wooden & Mirror Inside
Uses	Vastu Product for Home & Office
Weight	180gm Approx
Dimension (L x W)	4 x 4 x 4 Inch/10x10x10 cm
Brand	Plus Value
Country of Origin	India

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