Room Checker

Southeast is the near-universal classical and modern consensus for the kitchen — it is Agni's (fire) own zone in the vastu-purusha-mandala. Northwest is the accepted secondary zone. Northeast is the one zone to avoid: it is documented as a major dosha linked to disrupting the sacred Ishanya corner.

For a general bedroom, West or Northwest is ideal and South is an accepted secondary; Northeast is the one near-universal avoid-zone for any bedroom, since that corner is reserved for worship in the classical framework. The master bedroom has its own stronger rule: Southwest is close to mandatory.

Northeast is the single most consistent zone-to-room mapping in classical and modern Vastu sources — the entry-point zone for divine energy. East or North are fully acceptable fallbacks if Northeast is unavailable, not compromises.

No. Northwest is the majority ideal zone for a toilet or bathroom, with West as an accepted secondary. Northeast and Southwest avoidance is the strongest, most consistent claim in the sources surveyed for this room.

Yes — this is one room where sources split into two live positions. One position favours Northwest or Southeast (vehicle movement, the air element); the other favours Southwest (treating a parked vehicle as a stored, heavy object). Both agree Northeast should be avoided. This checker ships Southwest as the default and flags the entry as disputed pending expert validation.

Every verdict is read from a versioned, deterministic rule set compiled from classical Vastu sources and cross-checked against modern practitioner guides. The same room and zone always produce the same output, and each result lists its sources with a confidence level. No AI generates or alters verdicts.