See, Vaastu Purusha Mandala's grid works the same in theory, but the "north-east rule" feels different here. In a Kochi row house, the *ishanya* corner might open to a canal or a neighbour's wall, not some universal energy flow.
My Appa's shop is technically all wrong, crammed under the bus stand, but its success came from catching the afternoon light and the bus-crowd rhythm, not the ancient compass.
So no, from my hostel in Bengaluru to his shop in Kerala, the real *vaastu* is in reading your own land, sun, and people—not a pan-India rulebook.
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