Installation

See the following figure

Fig 58 In the above plot there is Northwest projection.	To nullify the effect of a strong northwest, draw a line which would correct the plot to form a rectangle. Install a pyramid on the point where the line from the southwest meets the line from northeast. One more pyramid to be installed at the point where the bisector of the angular defect meets the imaginary line.
In a plot where the southeast is projecting, the pyramid should be placed at the intersection of the straight lines drawn from the northeast and the southwest as shown below. (Fig 59)	Fig 59
Fig 60	In a plot where southwest is projecting, the pyramid should be placed at the intersection of the two straight lines drawn from the southeast corner and the northwest corner as shown below. (Fig 60)

The installation of the pyramid is to be done as under:

(i)                 Dig a pit of about 30 cm x 30 cm, with a depth of 20 cm. The pit must be square and the center of the square is the point where the two lines drawn, as explained above, intersect.

(ii)               Place a white marble slab of a thickness of about 10 mm at the bottom of the hole. Likewise cover all the four sides of the pit with white marble slabs.

(iii)              Now with the help of a compass locate the exact north axis. First place the pyramid so that one of the faces aligns with the axis. The apex must be right above the intersection point. Cover the pit with coarse sand, but let the apex remain visible and leave it in place.

The trial period is about two weeks and by that time you should notice some improvement because of the correction. If this does not happen realign the pyramid so that the faces look towards the northwest-southeast. If the first alignment does not work, the possibility is the second alignment will work.

The pyramid combination to be installed in an irregular plot is discussed in the following chapter.

Pyramids for Correcting Agricultural/Industrial plots

For Large Areas running into several acres it is not possible to correct the corners because the contours may not fall into any known geometrical shape. Under such circumstances, it is better to go for a center point correction, which will effectively negate the adverse implications of a distorted Vaastu field.

Apart from irregular contours the other area where pyramid combination is recommended is where the levels are not as per Vaastu.

However a pyramid correction should be considered only as a last alternative after exploring the possibility of other conventional correction methods.

This is because we are dealing with energy fields here, which are subtle, and there is no instrument to measure it conclusively. For countering an energy field you require another equal and opposite energy field. If we can measure one, we can design the other.

In other words a structure has, depending on its size, a definite energy-level requirement to sustain the residents inside but we cannot measure it. If there is a deficiency, then the residents have problems in matters of health and happiness.

No doubt a pyramid combination gives an additional supply, but how much? Is it enough to make up the shortfall? If not, the problem may continue to persist in spite of the pyramid combination.

The pyramid is basically a universal energy converter. It is Nature’s law that energy can neither be created nor can it be destroyed. However, every object in the universe is surrounded by various energy fields. All a pyramid does is to convert the surrounding energy fields to pranic energy field. The face of the pyramic does not pose any obstruction for the energy field to penetrate the inside of a pyramid. A properly aligned pyramid requires different types of energy from four directions, viz. north, south, east and west. The interaction of the energy thus received takes place inside the pyramid at 1/3^rd the height from the base.

The energy that is released from each pyramid is a strong type of bio-energy and can also eliminate distortions inside the structure. The idea is installing the pyramid combination at the center is that the center of a building is where all the forces converge and disperse. The old texts like Mayamata and importance to the effect of the center, which is also called as the Brahmasthan. The old masters had stipulated that any type of load like a pillar or a staircase should never be present in the Brahmasthan and for all practical purposes it should be left free. In fact, this practice was scrupulously followed in the construction of the old buildings and even today one can see such buildings in villages and small towns where the central portion was left open to the sky.

With the increase in population and the acute shortage of space, i.e. the Brahmasthan was also covered with the structure. The idea of putting the pyramid combination at the center is to invigorate the central point so that the distorted energy inside the structure is neutralized.

Take nine pyramids of 235.5 mm base length. The side length of this pyramid will be 236.6m and the center height will be around 150mm.