Taking a Look at VastuShastra

Elements are substances that cannot be separated into smaller substances and are made up entirely of one type of atom. Naturally existing elements can be categorized as either light elements or heavy elements. During the Big Bang light elements were formed such as hydrogen, lithium, lithium and deuterium. The heavy elements originated from Stellar Nucleosynthesis. Heavy elements, however, are formed such as uranium and iron are formed through Stellar Nucleosynthesis while materials heavier than this are formed through a supernova.

Central Idea/Thesis: To build a house correctly you will need to know all about the foundation, the framing, and the cosmetics of a house.

48. Earth has 92 natural elements, but about 99 percent of the crust is composed of 8 elements oxygen, silicon, aluminum, iron, calcium, sodium, potassium, and magnesium.

We can learn about the personal beliefs of these people through the excavation of buildings erected on the site. As noted earlier, astronomy was a clear influence on architecture. Religion and community dynamics were brough fourth following the discovery that not all buildings were for residential use. Rather for spiritual and communal use (Munson, Bates and Nordby, 45).

Hinduism is a very broad term that encompasses a multitude of different backgrounds, traditions, beliefs, and practices. Hinduism, as we know it today, has gone through many changes. To fully understand how Hinduism became as it is currently, knowledge of its development over the course of history is essential. This paper will demonstrate the primary shifts of its central beliefs, practices, and goals between periods of Early Vedic, Late Vedic, and Classical Hinduism.

Fire. The most complex element. It has many different purposes. Cooking, warmth, destruction. It can be seen as good and bad.

Among carpenters, it is a well-known fact that building a house upon a solid foundation is imperative. When beginning the construction of a home, the foundation is always the first step leading to success, for without it, the house will become unstable. During extreme weather, such as floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and other conditions, a slight fault in the foundation of a home will most likely guarantee significant damage, if not complete destruction. Similar to a house, a person’s identity must rest upon a firm foundation; otherwise, it may not be capable of withstanding the ominous conditions of the world. When trials and burdens threaten to crumble people’s identities, their foundations must stand their ground and overcome the

This personification of the house shows that even in the absence of its inhabitants, the house still

Where did we come from? Many human societies throughout history have tried to answer this question. Each society has their own account about how the existence of man has come about. Fiero claims that there are three essential keys that helped to birth civilization: creation myth, metallurgy and writing (Fiero, 2015). Creation myth is the most essential of the three because creation myth is data preservation told orally and, consequently, it educated humans on tradition/ culture/ beliefs over time; metallurgy and writing were only tools for society to use.

Suffering as a noted in buddhism and christianity,leads to personal transformation and the development of healthy, character traits such as hope, wisdom, and resilience , the redemptive development of hope,wisdom, and resilience as a result of suffering is said to have contributed to the leader excellence, people who resist any type of dying will experience necessary suffering . Those who resist suffering are ill equipped to serve as a leaders of society according to the step they recovery something over hight power ,and they serving other. Suffering also invokes compassion for those who are hurting . suffering brings people close together then funnyless and is much better than joy at creating bonds among group member and if you avoid suffering

Along with the times, the use of Asta Kosala Kosali as the cornerstone philosophy of building a shelter and sanctuary are becoming obsolete. It is caused by various factors, such as technological, cultural shift, and the development of science knowledge. According to Mr Garim, one community leader of the village of Ubud, states that currently the local community considers the building as it was already "obsolete". Society as if competing to make the building home as comfortable as possible without regard to the basics of layout, system wake, and spatial planning in making a home or building. Community creatively create interesting buildings such as the villa building that regardless of Asta Kosala

The ancient traditions of Buddhism and Hinduism go far back in history and are both very revered and followed even up to today. They are similar in many ways but also very different in their worldviews and theology. The world is full of suffering and both Hinduism and Buddhism discuss ways to end that suffering through enlightenment. Buddhists believe in a place called nirvana, where suffering does not exist, and Hindus follow a path to reach liberation, or moksa. They both are a way to escape the suffering found in this world. This paper will discuss both these traditions and their history in detail and will also look at the ways both of these religions reach liberation from the endless cycle of suffering.

In our daily life we have different meanings of building, dwelling and thinking.We built buildings to dwell, but we do not dwell because of buildings. As humans, we like to dwell in some place. When we went to the Fort Greene Park, we saw the fourfold that Martin Heidegger talks about in his article “Building, Dwelling, thinking”. These fourfold are earth, sky, morals, and divinities.

You need to think about your practice and premises and make it individual to you and your home.

The writer skillfully incorporates imagination into her art in order to grasp the mind of the reader. Mahasweta in her art paints the picture of a village setting that comprises of the elite Brahman and the poor Dusads, Ganjus and Dhobis. She makes it clear in the readers mind how the poor people suffered from poverty and how the elite, thriving in their power and wealth, took advantage of the poor. The writer uses similes to make the reader visualize certain happenings in his story. For example, “…Dhowli scrubbed their brass plate till it gleamed like gold” (Devi, 235). She also uses direct speech so as to bring to life the