Vastu Tips For Peace At Home: Best Tips
Vastu Tips for Peace at Home with OP Shastri
I’ll be honest with you, peace at home used to feel like some mythical creature people talk about but never actually meet. I grew up in a house where the TV volume was always too high, somebody was arguing about something, and the only “quiet corner” was the balcony… shared with a stubborn pigeon.
One day a family friend visited, laughed at the chaos, and casually said, “Beta, thoda vastu karo… ghar saans lega.”
I rolled my eyes. As if shifting furniture could fix my dad’s habit of shouting at the fridge.
But curiosity got me. Not because I believed instantly, but because I was tired of feeling tense even at home.
So I tried a few little things suggested by OP Shastri. No dramatic rituals. No sprinkling cosmic dust. Simple, practical shifts. And slowly, the house started to feel lighter. Fewer fights. More smiles. Even the pigeon stopped haunting the balcony.
That’s when I realised peace is not about silence. It’s about energy. The way your home holds you.
Now I’m sharing the same tips with you. Because if a messy, noisy house like mine can turn into a calmer one, yours definitely can. Ready?
What Peace Actually Feels Like at Home
Imagine walking into your space and feeling your shoulders drop. No hidden stress. No weird heaviness in the air.
Just a soft sense of ease.
Your home should feel like that.
A place that suits the rhythm of your heart.
Many people think Vastu is complicated.
The truth? You only need a few adjustments.
The basics done right can do more for peace than hours of overthinking.
Simple Vastu Tips for Peace with OP Shastri
1. Keep the North-East Light
North-East is like the “calm corner” of your house.
Avoid clutter here. No huge wardrobes. No junk.
A small plant or a lamp works beautifully.
2. Remove the Angry Mirror
Got a mirror facing your bed or main door?
Shift it.
Mirrors bounce energy.
They multiply anxiety the same way they multiply light.
3. Salt Cleansing
This one sounds funny, but it works.
Place a bowl of rock salt in living areas.
Salt absorbs negativity.
Change it weekly.
Low effort. High peace.
4. The West Wall Photos
Put family photos on the West wall.
It strengthens emotional bonds.
You’ll feel less distance, more warmth.
5. Fresh Air Matters
Open windows daily.
Even five minutes.
Let your home exhale.
Stale air carries stale thoughts.
6. Welcome Energy
Keep your entrance clear.
No broken shoes. No dusty mat.
The first impression of your home is not for guests.
It’s for energy.
7. Don’t Sleep on Drama
Avoid gadgets right before bed.
Your room should be a soft space.
Signal your mind to melt into rest.
Why These Small Things Matter
You might be thinking, “How can moving a mirror change my mood?”
I thought the same.
But your home is a living space.
Your mind responds to light, space, clutter, colour, and energy even when you’re not noticing.
When you clean the entrance, your brain feels open.
When the North-East is clear, mornings feel gentler.
When family photos are placed right, emotions soften.
It’s psychology meeting traditional wisdom.
Personal Touch from OP Shastri
OP Shastri always says,
“Ghar shanti deta hai, tab jeevan sundar hota hai.”
Peace is not an idea.
It’s a daily habit.
You don’t have to redesign your entire house.
Just take one step.
See how it feels.
Let your home speak to you.
What Changed for Me
My home didn’t turn into a temple overnight.
We still argue.
Dad still talks to the fridge.
But the energy is lighter.
We laugh more.
We sit together more.
And when life gets overwhelming, I know my home is not adding to the noise.
It’s holding me.
Your Home, Your Peace
So tell me—
What part of your house feels heavy?
Where do you feel most calm?
Start from there.
Peace is not a setting you switch on.
It’s something you create bit by bit.
One room. One corner. One choice.
And if you need guidance, OP Shastri is honestly the best to ask.
He understands homes the way some people understand music.
