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Vastu isn’t just about home layout — it’s about energy, destiny, and how your space shapes your life.
In this episode of Unfiltered with Bharati, Bharati sits down with celebrity astrologer Acharya Om Prakash for a no-BS, myth-busting conversation about the real truths of Vastu that most people never hear.

From North-facing home myths to fertility struggles, from tattoo vastu to why even your clock or mirror can ruin your energy — this is a deep, unfiltered look at how your environment could be silently shaping your fate.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:

Why North-facing homes aren't always good
How entry direction changes based on your astrology
The vastu mistakes causing baby issues, miscarriages, and stress
What Tattoo Vastu is — and how one celeb used it to blow up their career
Where to place your temple, mirror, clock, and family photos
How to design your home based on your profession and zodiac sign
Real-life stories from celebs, cricketers, and politicians who follow Vastu religiously

🕒 Timestamps:
00:00 – What is Vastu really? Universal or regional?
02:00 – Entry direction myths (North isn’t always good)
04:30 – Advanced Vastu: How it links to astrology
07:10 – Choosing the right house or flat: Practical tips
10:25 – North-East toilet? Why it’s the worst placement
13:40 – How to find your ideal home direction using kundli
18:00 – Zodiac signs & the best directions for each
22:00 – Vastu & fertility: Miscarriage, baby issues, remedies
27:30 – Tattoo Vastu: How the right symbol changed a celeb’s life
32:45 – Mirrors, clocks, and temples — placements that affect you
38:10 – Vastu for professionals: Students, traders, celebs, politicians
44:20 – Remedies for Vastu dosh (without rebuilding your house)
48:00 – Real stories: How Vastu flipped lives & careers
51:10 – Vastu rituals for office drama, bosses & stress
55:00 – Final tips from Acharya Ji

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