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The depth of a foundation is particularly important. Ancient treaties on Vastu Shastra have conventionally advised a foundation that is equal to a man's stature plus his length of hand. Today's engineers tells us that six to seven feet of foundation it essential for a normal height building to be solid and safe. Our sages also highlighted of the base being as high as the foundation.
The requirement to vibe with Nature by using construction materials like bricks stones and wood was given great importance too. Wood is the basic material not only for doors, windows and cabinets but also for composition. In fact it is usually known in engineering that wood absorbs shock evenly and a house built of wood is unlikely to collapse. Wood and steel are said to be spongy and less prone to seismic are said disturbance. Segregating buildings also takes into consideration the gigantic destructive power of earthquake tremors. An area is usually divided into four concentric zones. The Brahama, Daiva, Manushya and the fourth zone is Paisacha. Vaastu treatises very clearly identify construction only in the Daiva and Manushya zone and have totally rejects construction in the Paisacha zone. To compound so that it does not touch the neighbor's wall. Modern engineering tells us that neighboring buildings should be separated each other and consequent collapse in case of seismic disturbances!
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