Throughout history, humans have recognized certain locations as sources of power and influence. At these sites, they built structures for governance or places of worship to regain power. British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill famously remarked, “We shape our buildings, thereafter, they shape us,” a sentiment later echoed by Indian Prime Minister Sh. Inder Kumar Gujral ji in his scrapbook.

 

In 1960, a spiritual advisor recommended to then Prime Minister of India, Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru ji, that retaining TeenMurti Bhawan as the family residence would ensure that he and his descendants maintained power and influence indefinitely.

 

The buildings where we live and work significantly impact the scope and strength of our personal influence. During his research, Vastushastri Anil Verma studied some of the most powerful and influential buildings, discovering that only four Vastu Zones were crucial in determining whether personal influence would be strong or weak. He applied these findings to help regain political power and create influential business brands.

 

Similarly, you can enhance your personal influence in society by applying Vastu principles in your home and workplace.