A toilet in the south-east (Agneya) direction is considered a Vastu dosh because it conflicts with the fire element associated with this zone. Remedies include using red-colored tapes around the toilet seat, placing a bowl of salt in the toilet and replacing it weekly to absorb negative energy, and ensuring the toilet door is always kept closed. Other suggestions include using bright, warm lighting, and ensuring the toilet is always clean and well-ventilated.
Remedies to fix the Vastu dosh
- Color Therapy: Place red-colored Vastu tape around the toilet seat.
- Energy Absorption: Keep a bowl of sea salt inside the toilet and replace it weekly to absorb negative energies.
- Ventilation and Lighting: Ensure the toilet has proper ventilation and use bright, warm lighting to help balance the energy.
- Keep the door closed: Always keep the toilet door shut to prevent negative energies from spreading.
- Cleanliness: Maintain a clean and clutter-free toilet.
- Avoid direct sunlight: The user should not face or back the rising sun (East) when using the commode.
Why this is a Vastu dosh
- The south-east is the zone of the fire element, which represents energy and transformation.
- The purpose of a toilet is cleanliness and purity, which clashes with the element of fire, creating a negative Vastu defect.
