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It is common knowledge that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. The breeze actually flows the north-south direction because the sun, so it runs perpendicular to the sun. So you need to also plant in a north-south direction. The reason you plant in a north-south direction is because as the sun moves from east to west, equal amount of sunlight falls on every plant. If you plant east to west following the sun, then the shade of one plant will fall on the other subsequent to the third to the fourth etc. This is how you use Vasu Sastra from a planting perspective. Vasu is not just a fad or a superstition or a tradition. It is a science.

It is common knowledge that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. The breeze actually flows the north-south direction because the sun, so it runs per…

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  • Vasu Sastra in Planting
  • Sun Movement
  • Sun rises in the east and sets in the west
  • Breeze Direction
  • Breeze flows north-south
  • Planting Direction
  • Plant in north-south direction
  • Reason for north-south planting
  • Equal sunlight on every plant
  • Issue with east-west planting
  • Shade falls on subsequent plants
  • Vasu Sastra as a Science
  • Vasu is not a fad, superstition, or tradition
  • Vasu is a science
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It is common knowledge that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. The breeze actually flows the north-south direction because the sun, so it runs perpendicular to the sun. So you need to also plant in a north-south direction. The reason you plant in a north-south direction is because as the sun moves from east to west, equal amount of sunlight falls on every plant. If you plant east to west following the sun, then the shade of one plant will fall on the other subsequent to the third to the fourth etc. This is how you use Vasu Sastra from a planting perspective. Vasu is not just a fad or a superstition or a tradition. It is a science.

"It is common knowledge that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west."

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