WASTU - HINDU ART OF SPACE ARRANGEMENT

Discover the ancient wisdom of India that harmonizes space with the natural laws of the cosmos. "WASTU - Hindu Art of Space Arrangement" by Rohit Arya is a fascinating journey into the world of ancient Indian knowledge, showing how to create forms in harmony with the energy of the universe. Wastu, a close cousin of feng shui, differs in subtle details, offering a unique approach to arranging living space.

• Harmony with the cosmos: Learn to live in harmony with natural energies.
• Coherence with feng shui: Discover the similarities and differences between two ancient arts.
• Practical tips: Gain knowledge on how to arrange your space consciously.
• Inspiration from India: Discover the richness of Indian culture and philosophy.
• Ideal for everyone: Regardless of your experience, the book offers valuable information.

Wastu is more than just interior design, it's a philosophy of living in harmony with the world around us. Rohit Arya, the author of the book, introduces readers to the fascinating world of ancient principles that help create a space that promotes health, happiness, and success. Learn the principles that have shaped the lives of people in India for centuries and discover how you can apply them in your own home. Wastu is a great tool for anyone who wants to live in harmony with nature and the energy of the universe.

The book "WASTU - Hindu Art of Space Arrangement" is not only a practical guide but also an inspiring read that allows you to understand the deeper meaning of the space in which we live. Thanks to it, you will learn how to use the potential of your home to improve the quality of your life. Learn the secrets of ancient knowledge that has survived the ages and is still relevant. Discover how you can create a space that supports your goals and dreams.

Limbus Publishing House has given readers one of the first positions on the Polish market that introduces Wastu issues. The book's format (128x202 mm) and paperback cover make it comfortable to read and carry. The number of pages (140) provides rich content that will introduce you to the world of ancient Indian art of space arrangement. The year of publication (2001) proves that this book already has its history and an established position on the publishing market.