Know How To Make West Facing House An Auspicious Home Place

When it comes to buying a house, emphasis is often given to directions, which affects the energy of the house and the family. Often people believe that houses facing the north-east and south-east directions are more auspicious, while the west-facing direction is not considered auspicious. This is a misconception and the way this misconception has been created, it is important to know it in a real perspective.

In this blog, we will know for which things the direction of West-Facing House Vastu is suitable, what are its benefits, what should be done and what should not be done, and also know the advice of True Vastu which can make it auspicious and full of energy.

What does the West direction represent?

According to Vastu Shastra, the west direction is considered to be the direction of Varun Dev (God of the water element). This direction is associated with stability, balance, maturity and prestige. Having a house in this direction gives a person success in life, social respect and self-confidence - provided it is in accordance with Vastu.

West-Facing House: Benefits and Strengths

1. Status and Self-Confidence

The West direction is associated with social prestige. This direction is auspicious for those who are in government jobs, administration, politics or social work.

2. Stability and Strength

This direction provides stability in life and decision-making power. This house is useful for a person who is in a permanent leadership role.

3. Positivity and Health

If the West direction is used properly, it helps in maintaining mental peace and health. The evening sunlight brings energy and peace to the house.

Vastu Dosh and Precautions

Like every direction, it is important to take some precautions in the West direction as well. If Vastu rules are not followed, this direction can also cause harm.

❌ Common mistakes:

Main door in wrong pada (location)

Kitchen or Pooja Room in wrong direction

Heavy furniture or tank in wrong place

Toilet or stairs in wrong place

Vastu rules for West-Facing House (suggested by True Vastu)

✅ Main Door

Main door in “Pushpadant” or “Varun” pada in west direction is considered auspicious.

It is beneficial to put symbols like Swastika, Om or Vastu Kalash on the door.

✅ Kitchen

Kitchen should be in South-East (Agni Kon).

While cooking, one should face East.

✅ Puja Sthan

Pooja Room is best built in North-East (Ishaan Kon).

✅ Bedroom and Living Room

Master bedroom should be built in South-West.

Children’s room is best built in North or East.

✅ Colour Choice

Use white, cream or light colours for walls.

Avoid brown, grey or dark colours for the west.

Don'ts in the west:

Don't place your pooja room or water source in the west.

Don't store heavy items like iron cupboards or mattresses in the west.

Don't keep the door dark — it blocks energy.

What to do if there is Vastu Dosh in a West-Facing House?

If your house has Vastu Dosh and demolition is not possible, True Vastu experts suggest solutions without construction.

Remedies:

Use a Vastu pyramid or brass yantra.

Plant a peacock feather or Tulsi plant for positive energy.

Light incense sticks and diyas and chant mantras regularly.

Why is True Vastu's advice important?

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According to Vastu Shastra, every direction can be auspicious if that direction is used correctly. Even if the West-Facing House follows the Vastu rules, it not only provides stability and self-confidence but also gives social respect and family happiness.

If you also live in a west-facing house or are thinking of buying one, then definitely consult True Vastu and make your home a center of energy and auspiciousness.