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Maharishi Vastu Meets Ayurveda: Highlights from our North American Director’s India Visit

We’re excited to share that our North America Director & Vastu architect, Jon Lipman, delivered an engaging talk on the health benefits of Maharishi Vastu architecture at the 8th International Ayurveda Conference in Pune, India (Feb 1–2) — with over 300 global attendees! We hope to have a video recording of his presentation soon. Jon was also fortunate to be included in a tour of “VedaLand” a large and unique theme park and resort to the east of Pune that continues to impress with its unique integration of Maharishi Vastu design and living landscapes. The extensive gardens reflect Dr. Tony Nader’s insights on the connectedness of human physiology and the Veda. Work on paths, retaining walls, and irrigation systems are underway. For more details, visit Vedaland.org!

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Maharishi Vastu 2024 Achievements Review

Exciting times are ahead for Maharishi Vastu architects, with active developments happening in over a dozen countries! 🌍 Vyas Retreat in Nepal is nearing completion, and so is the Global Women’s Retreat Center in New York. In Germany, the Natural Living project has paved roads, and the model home is now under construction. Meanwhile, MERU Apartments in Holland are almost finished, and in Lebanon, walls and pillars for the Peace Palace are steadily rising. 🏗️✨ Additionally, we have projects currently in planning or underway in many other countries, including the United States 🇺🇸, Ireland 🇮🇪, Ukraine 🇺🇦, Russia 🇷🇺, Ghana 🇬🇭, South Africa 🇿🇦, Nepal 🇳🇵, India 🇮🇳, Hungary 🇭🇺, Netherlands 🇳🇱, Germany 🇩🇪, Poland 🇵🇱, Portugal 🇵🇹, and Croatia 🇭🇷. Stay tuned as we continue to expand and bring the principles of Maharishi Vastu architecture to more homes and communities worldwide. 🏡

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Home Spotlight: Design Winner In Australia

View this beautiful new home in Northern Australia, a two-storey light-filled place of peace, harmony and beauty, designed and built according to the principles of Maharishi Vastu architecture. Around the home, you can see an impressive Vastu fence, one of the main elements of Maharishi Vastu design. Credits to the Australian team @maharishi.vastu.au for these wonderful photos, and congratulations to the owners and team behind this beautiful home- a winner in the recent 2024 Building Design Queensland Regional Design Awards AND 2024 Master Builders Far North Queensland BUSSQ Building Super President’s Award.

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Maharishi Vastu Home in Kenya

This lovely, recently completed Maharishi Vastu home in Kenya demonstrates the element of abundant windows that allow natural light to reach every part of the house. Because of this climate, the shutters help regulate airflow at different times of the day. The owner reports “Throughout the building of this house, I experienced the full support of nature as everything (resources, people, timing, events) fell into place perfectly and spontaneously. My Vastu home is filled with light and air and is a joy to spend time in. When I walk in, it feels like the house is inviting me into the space, and I’m filled with a sense of well being and deep appreciation for everything and everyone in the house. Embrace the harmony of architecture with nature in Maharishi Vastu. Discover more at MaharishiVastu.com

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Vastu Fences

A unique element of MVA is the “Vastu”, or the Vastu Fence — Since a Maharishi Vastu building is designed to be in harmony with the universe, the influence from the building naturally extends into the landscape, providing greater protection and coherence beyond the front door. A Vastu fence or wall marks the extension of this influence. Its proportions and measurements are set according to the ancient formulas of Sthapatya Veda. A Vastu fence can have as simple or elaborate of a look as the homeowner wishes. Our MVA architects advise according to the individual client’s taste, preference, and budget.

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Announcing the Vastu Developers Group

Officially announcing the Vastu Developers Group, a new network of developers and builders who are interested in leveraging the principles of Maharishi Vastu to spearhead projects that prioritize health, sustainability, and impressive architectural aesthetics, setting a new standard in wellness-centric real estate. Visit www.VastuDeveloper.com to view our active projects, with more coming soon. If you know a developer or builder who may be interested, reach out to us at Develop@maharishivastu.org

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Featured Home: The Surya (Austria)

This luminous Vastu has an open-plan layout with small subdivisions between the various functions and a footprint of 120 square meters.  The glass walls and veranda surrounding the home provide exquisite views, creating a jewel box effect, and illuminating everything within the home, you can’t help but feel connected with nature.  As this MVA homeowner so beautifully shares, “In 2018, I decided to construct a home guided by the principles of Maharishi Sthapatya Veda. From that point forward, each phase of the process was joyful and I felt the support of nature: Envisioning the house’s grand design and refining the specifics (with invaluable assistance from MVA architect Christian Schweizer), finding the right carpenters, securing the necessary funding, coordinating the Vedic ceremonies at key moments, … Since 2020, I enjoy tremendously living in the house. Frequently throughout each day, I look around and think to myself, ‘It is just right.’ And nature speaks to me.”

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Home Spotlight (Budapest, Hungary)

2 story modern Vastu Villa on the outskirts of Budapest, Hungary. Enjoying balconies and terraces on all floors with fantastic views over Budapest and the Danube. 185 sqm gross floor area ground floor 100 sqm gross floor area upper floor 8 rooms, 3 ensuite bathrooms Plot has slope to the east which again we note the fantastic view over Budapest. This family with 2 small children (twins) has created a peaceful MVA abode for returning to equanimity, that reflects their modern style. Architect Christian Schweizer

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