The Vastu Meditation Cabins project integrates traditional Indian architectural principles with modern design in a setting that fosters peace and reflection. The cabins are intended for meditation and well-being, drawing on the ideals of Vastushastra. The focus is on enhancing energy flow, especially from the northeast, which creates an environment optimal for meditation practices.

Spatial Orientation and Energy Flow

The design of the cabins emphasizes energy flow by placing them in the northeastern part of the site. This choice avoids obstacles that might disrupt the positive effects of the Ida Stream. Such thoughtful positioning aligns with age-old practices, supporting mental clarity and emotional balance. The layout allows a direct connection to the natural surroundings, while also embodying Vastu principles.

Form and Structure

The pyramidal shape serves as the prominent feature of the cabins, offering both stability and a conducive environment for meditation and acupuncture. This geometric configuration protects occupants from earth deficiencies and allows ether to circulate within the space. Combining pyramids with dome structures allows the design to tap into the regenerative powers of the five elements: ether, air, fire, water, and earth, enriching the experience for users.

Materiality

The project makes use of eucalyptus wood, chosen for its sustainable nature and sound quality. Its availability in the local area helps further the project’s eco-friendly goals. Copper elements, particularly featured in the sink on the south side, assist in guiding energy throughout the cabins. This promotes the natural flow of Pranik energy, aimed at supporting the holistic nature of the design.

Meditative Spaces

A dome shape known as 'Chid Akash' defines the central area for meditation in the cabins. This design feature allows users to adapt the space to their needs, whether they prefer a fully enclosed area for better focus or an open space that enables connection with the outside. This flexibility is important for creating a personal haven, where a sense of divine energy and calmness can merge.

A large opening on the northeastern side allows natural light to fill the interiors. This design choice creates a bright atmosphere, ideal for engaging in meditation practices.