MahaVastu expert Khushdeep Bansal: I never had the opportunity to compete with anyone

For MahaVastu expert Khushdeep Bansal, his competition has always only been with himself. The renowned vastu expert says that he never found the time to compete with others, and always focused on his goals.

“I had no idea about any competition because I was focused on my goals. I didn't realize when I gained popularity or was chosen to address issues in the Parliament House to rectify architectural flaws. Since I was continuously practicing and documenting, I never had the opportunity to compete with anyone. My competition was with myself, as I consistently documented and analyzed results. This was a continuous process that I didn't consider stressful. My passion and absorption in the subject of Vaastu Shastra never made me feel highly stressed. People still ask me about my competitors, but I can't provide an answer. There's no competitor; I've never thought about it from that perspective,” he says.

Meanwhile, he says we need to be more aware of concepts such as Vastu. “It is true that we are always in a rat race because of machines around us. Our speed has increased, and we find ourselves needing to slow down. This slowing down is a practice for those who are living fast-paced lives. I have observed that individuals who have practiced slowing down, being relaxed, and staying in their comfort zone can easily cope with the fast pace of life and achieve success. Therefore, I would say that to maintain our speed, we need to slow down a little. For example, if we're piloting an aircraft, we must be highly observant and remain calm, enabling us to navigate through various parameters and takeoff. Similarly, our lives, work, and experiences are at great heights. For someone who deals with life's complexities, control, and to have a clear vision to manage those complexities, it is crucial to slow down and relax. Only then can their capacity broaden, allowing them to perform well,” he says.

Talking about his biggest goal, he says, “My biggest goal is whatever I have researched, realized, validate the formulas for architecture, on how we can keep the orientation of the building, in which direction the activity should happen in the building so that the people who live there and who work there are focused and relaxed, maximum productive and they don't have attention deficiency disorders and by doing all this, a woman and other people can lead a healthier and harmonious life. And I make sure I do it in buildings. And to like-minded people who have a strong inclination towards building and they think buildings talk to them, to those people I want to teach them all of these things so that we can lead a better life and world.”