Guest guest Posted February 13, 2003 Report Share Posted February 13, 2003 The projection of upper cabinet, bookshelf or display shelf above your head can kill your working efficiency especially if it is very close to your head or near to your working table. Working continuously under any kind of projection reduces the concentration level as well as it brings irritation especially if one sits for more than 2 to 3 hours, which directly affects the work. Unfortunately, majority of people are not aware of this problem and they simply suffer because of their ignorance. It is observed that in many offices for saving the space or for creating more storage area, the working tables are designed such a way that it directly comes below the upper cabinet. This kind of design looks very convenient and easy to operate but actually it affects the person sitting below. One will never realize it immediately as the negative effects come very slowly. Even for students or learners who sit below the projection, it is observed that they loose the patience and it affects the grasping power, which indirectly results into less output in examination especially for competitive course studies. Vaastu Shastra, the Vedic science, which deals with designing and placement of building structure, strongly advises to avoid any kind of projection above your head or working table. According to Vaastu Shastra working under any type of projection can bring mental tension and restlessness. As per Vaastu Shastra solution for this problem is very easy. One should take care to avoid upper cabinets, beam or any type of projection above or around him. This will directly help to improve an individual’s performance. For more clarity please see the attachment. For more information and tips on Vaastu Shastra visit www.devaanshvaastu.com /shop?d=browse&id=20146735">Send Flowers for Valentine's Day Attachment: (application/msword) important tip.doc [not stored] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2003 Report Share Posted February 13, 2003 Does that mean lower ceilings are not advisable too? Thanks, Siva. , devaansh vaastu <devaanshvaastu> wrote: > > AVOID PROJECTION ABOVE YOUR HEAD > > The projection of upper cabinet, bookshelf or display shelf above your head can kill your working efficiency especially if it is very close to your head or near to your working table. > > Working continuously under any kind of projection reduces the concentration level as well as it brings irritation especially if one sits for more than 2 to 3 hours, which directly affects the work. Unfortunately, majority of people are not aware of this problem and they simply suffer because of their ignorance. > > It is observed that in many offices for saving the space or for creating more storage area, the working tables are designed such a way that it directly comes below the upper cabinet. This kind of design looks very convenient and easy to operate but actually it affects the person sitting below. > > One will never realize it immediately as the negative effects come very slowly. Even for students or learners who sit below the projection, it is observed that they loose the patience and it affects the grasping power, which indirectly results into less output in examination especially for competitive course studies. > > Vaastu Shastra, the Vedic science, which deals with designing and placement of building structure, strongly advises to avoid any kind of projection above your head or working table. According to Vaastu Shastra working under any type of projection can bring mental tension and restlessness. > > As per Vaastu Shastra solution for this problem is very easy. One should take care to avoid upper cabinets, beam or any type of projection above or around him. This will directly help to improve an individual's performance. > > For more clarity please see the attachment. > > For more information and tips on Vaastu Shastra visit www.devaanshvaastu.com > > > > > > > > Send Flowers for Valentine's Day Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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