West - South-West Extended Plot

Vastu shastra says that the offspring of this house have a tendency to indulge in foul play.

When a plot in its West - South - West direction, makes an angle of declination of 10° to 20° with its magnetic meridian is called the West - South - West extended plot. The offspring of this house have a tendency to indulge in foul play. Moreover the residents here do not get much success in their business. They often resort to hooliganism.

Fighting with each other becomes an everyday occurrence for them. They earn money through evil means and spend it on bad habits. They never listen to others. They act according to their will. They cannot tolerate the good of others. They derive pleasure out of teasing, troubling and torturing others. They do not care about their name and fame. The women in the house remain constantly under mental tension. Happiness and joy in life is unknown to them. All these negative attributes result because of the position of the plot. It has got nothing to do with the character of the person residing here.

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