Why Vastu is needed
The Panch mahabhoot, or the five fundamental components, make up everything in the universe, including matter, humans, and other animals. earth, water, fire, wind, and sky as elements. Both the environment and man are closely tied to the five elements. Nature has placed them where they belong based on their merit.
We can become one with nature if we arrange these elements properly in our structure. Nature is God in reality. On every step, one can sense nature's enduring truth. The magnetic environment permeates all of nature.
In many areas, contemporary man and environment are at battle. We get the opportunity to observe nature firsthand and engage with the Panch mahabootas. Fighting them would only lead to our certain demise. The sages and seers introduced Vaastu shastra while taking the environment and the appropriate locations for these elements into account. Some people consider Vaastu shastra to be superstitious since it demonstrates their rationality. They have actually suffered a huge hardship in this.
A man will frequently buy a home or a parcel of land because it is inexpensive. He does not consider whether anything is helpful or harmful. His financial situation will unquestionably become better and he will experience calm and wealth if he buys a place, plot, or building adopting Vaastushastra principles. However, if the choice is poor, it might result in monetary losses, the untimely passing of significant figures, a gap in children's education, etc. Then he prays to God. If the situation worsens despite his best efforts, he puts the blame on fate.
There are no fruits if Karma (Action) does not exist. But if our good deeds aren't paying off, we can fix the structure's flaws and reap the rewards by adhering to Vaastushastra. Progress is nonetheless impossible if, after fixing the house's flaws, we do nothing. Nature and the surrounding environment must assist and support karma. Making adjustments to our building structure in accordance with Vaastushastra is also a form of work, or karma.