81-Pada Vastu Purusha Mandala Generator
The classical 9×9 deity grid (Brihat Samhita ch. 53) — click any square for its deity, element and significance. The outer ring shares its 32 names with the Entrance Checker; this view documents the whole grid, not just the perimeter door-placement question.
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Or jump straight to a compass zone for its deity, element and which rooms the already-shipped Room Checker considers ideal there.
81-pada mandala — questions people ask
What is the Vastu Purusha Mandala?
The classical 9x9 grid of 81 padas (squares) that maps deities onto every part of a plot or building, per Brihat Samhita chapter 53. It's the structural template behind most Vastu zone recommendations.
How big is the Brahmasthan?
Nine squares (a 3x3 block) at the exact center of the 9x9 grid, per direct classical citation — not the commonly repeated 4x4/16-square figure, which appears to come from conflating this grid with the separate 64-pada Manduka mandala.
Is this the same as the Entrance Checker's 32-pada system?
They share the same 32 outer-ring deities and names, drawn from the same classical verses (Brihat Samhita 53.42-45) — but the Entrance Checker applies that ring to a door-placement verdict, while this tool documents the padas themselves as structure, across the whole 81-square grid, not just the perimeter.
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