Vastu Devta Directory

Aapa represents the water deity that provides life force and fertility energies. This field is related to the girl child and healing powers.

Aapavatsa transports healing powers and supports recovery from illnesses. Enhances the effectiveness of medicines.

Soma represents the divine nectar and brings prosperity, wealth, and happiness to the occupants.

Bhujaga represents the serpent energy that provides protection and wisdom. Associated with transformation.

Parjanya is the rain deity that brings abundance and nourishment. Ensures growth and prosperity.

Asura represents divine power and strength. Provides authority and protection when properly positioned.

Ayakshma prevents diseases and builds immunity. Ensures overall wellness and disease-free life.

Maghavat represents the nobility and brings prosperity and leadership qualities. Associated with Indra.

Indra is the king of gods and represents supreme power and leadership. Brings victory and authority.

Vahni represents the sacred fire that purifies and transforms. Brings energy and vitality.

Vitatha represents the power of illusion and mental strength. Enhances intellect and mental abilities.

Gruhakshat is the guardian deity of the house. Provides security and stability to the dwelling.

Yama is the deity of justice and law. Brings discipline and maintains order in the household.

Gandharva represents the celestial musicians and artists. Brings creativity and artistic abilities.

Bhrngaraja is associated with hair health and beauty. Brings youthfulness and vitality.

Mukhya represents the power of speech and communication. Enhances oratory skills and expression.

Nagara represents urban development and architectural planning. Essential for construction and city planning.

Agni is the fire deity and one of the most important Vastu devtas. Represents energy, digestion, and transformation.

Savita represents the activating energy of the sun. Brings life force and vigor to all activities.

Jaya represents victory and success in all endeavors. Ensures triumph over obstacles.

Satya represents truth and righteousness. Ensures honesty and integrity in all dealings.

Vrisha represents the bull energy associated with strength, fertility, and agriculture.

Antariksha represents the space element and brings expansion and freedom.

Shosha represents the drying and preserving energy. Good for storage and conservation.

Papyakshma repels diseases and acts as a health guardian. Builds immunity.

Yama is the god of death and justice. Maintains law, order, and delivers justice.

Gandharva brings music, art, and entertainment energies to the south direction.

Bhrngaraja in south enhances beauty, hair health, and maintains youthfulness.

Vivasvan represents the sun and brings light, energy, and vitality to life.

Pitru represents the ancestors and provides lineage blessings and heritage protection.

Dauvarik is the doorkeeper deity who provides security and guards the entrance.

Shosha in south brings drying and storage capabilities for long-term preservation.

Papyakshma in south prevents diseases and maintains health immunity.

Sugriva represents strength and courage. Provides leadership qualities and power.

Pushpadant brings wealth, prosperity, and abundance. Associated with Kubera.

Varuna is the water deity that controls flow, emotions, and maintains purity.

Asura in southwest brings power, authority, and control over situations.

Shosha in southwest enhances storage, preservation, and organizational capabilities.

Papyakshma in southwest protects health and maintains immunity.

Dauvarik in southwest provides enhanced security and protection.

Mukhya in west enhances communication, speech, and expression abilities.

Nagara in west supports urban planning, construction, and architectural development.

Vayu is the wind deity that brings movement, change, and freedom.

Kubera is the god of wealth and treasurer of the gods. Brings prosperity and abundance.

Brahma is the creator of the universe and represents ultimate knowledge and wisdom.