Bhumi Dosh Signs: According to Vastu Shastra, if there is a defect in any land, some signs are visible. In such a situation, let us know how to identify the defect in the land in time and what is the effective solution for it. 

Bhumi Dosh Signs: In Vastu Shastra, Bhumi Dosh is considered to be one of the most serious and influential defects. It refers to the situation when a building built on a land or its surroundings attract negative energy. According to Vastu Shastra, which signs related to Bhumi Dosh are inauspicious? According to Vastu experts, if there are defects related to the land, then problems like constant troubles, mutual disputes, financial loss, health problems and obstacles in career arise in the house. In such a situation, let us know how to identify the defect from the land before building a house and what are its remedies.

Due to Bhoomi Dosh, problems like unrest in the family, financial loss, health problems and obstacles in career can arise. According to Vastu experts, it is very important to check the purity and suitability of the land before building construction.

Signs of a ground fault

If there are frequent problems of domestic discord, financial crisis or ill health in your house, then it can be a sign of Bhumi Dosha. Other symptoms include-

The land becomes barren while the surrounding land is fertile

Frequent breakdowns of electronic devices

Increase in mental stress

Repeated failure to perform tasks

Evaluation of the soil by its color, smell and taste

According to Vastu Shastra, the nature and effect of the land can be determined by its colour, smell and taste.

Brahmani Soil – White in colour, aromatic, sweet in taste – It is considered best for the spiritual and intellectual class.

Kshatriya soil- red colour, pungent smell, astringent taste – it is favourable for administrators and officials.

Vaishya soil- light yellow colour, mild odour, sour taste – it is beneficial in business activities.

Pure soil – black, slightly pungent odor, bitter taste – it is considered auspicious for all sections.

Traditional methods for checking ground faults

Apart from soil analysis, another conventional test is-

Dig a hole in the ground and fill it with water.

After this, walk 100 steps in the east direction.

If the water remains as full when you return, then the land is auspicious.

If half the water remains, then the land is normal.

If the water dries up completely, the land is considered defective.

Measures to remove land defects

Many effective remedies have been suggested in Vastu Shastra to pacify the Bhumi Dosha -

Place a black horseshoe on the main entrance.

Light a camphor lamp in the corners of the house and burn incense.

Sprinkle Ganga water regularly.

Remove the top 1.5 to 2 feet of soil from the land and fill it with clean soil.

If the soil is extremely defective, consult a qualified Vaastu expert.

(Disclaimer: The information given here is based on general beliefs and information. Newscrab does not confirm it.)

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