This month, we have featured our cover story on the temple that fulfils all wishes – Tirupati Balaji. The temple is a classic display of Vaastu glory in the entire universe. Devotees go there again and again because God fulfils all their wishes in abundance proving the fact that Vaastu energy is phenomenal here. 

The logo story section features an in-depth analysis of Google logo and talks about why Google is a world leader in all its products and services. Every logo has a sound, shape, and colour. Google logo has Blue, Red, Green, and Yellow colours – Red believed to be Mars and Yellow to be Venus as per Vedic scriptures. Read the full story inside. 

Also, we’re happy to announce Vaastuyogam in three languages: Hindi, Gujarati, & Telugu. Subscribe your copy today!

June 2017 edition brings to you the Vaastu study on Pink City Jaipur, India’s first planned city. Jaipur is the one of the oldest cultural heritage of India. Unfortunately, Jaipur’s administration - Vidhan Sabha, is in South West which is working against the state.
 
 Don't miss out on the logo analysis of e-commerce giant Amazon. The journey of Amazon from being just a book store to an "Everything store" began with a single transaction on 16th July 1995. Black colour is usually not advisable for a logo as it more often than not brings despair and pain. Will Amazon continue its dominance as the world's largest e-commerce store? Read the entire article to find out.

Vaastuyogam has taken a step forward by studying the logos of 12 teams, including the currently terminated and suspended ones. Every team’s logo has a Vaastu angle which gives a fair idea of the team’s performance so far. For our heritage and culture section, we have featured a story on Meenakshi Amman Temple, the thousand-pillar temple built in the 6th century BC.

Vaastuyogam adds another feather in its cap by extending its boundaries and moving on to bring City Vaastu of Melbourne and the reason why it has been crowned as the "World's Most Liveable City" for the last 6 consecutive years. 
 
 Don't miss out on the Penguin logo story either.

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Vaastuyogam is a monthly Vaastu newsletter published by renowned Vaastu consultant, Dr. Ravi Rao. It dwells on the ancient Vedic sciences of India, more particularly the science of architecture and unfolds stories of people who have experienced positive changes in their lives by following Vaastu. The newsletter features sections like Architect’s Voice, Vaastu Meter, Logo Analysis, Cover Story on heritage and monuments around the globe, numerology, and the importance of directions in our lives. It is a PAN India newsletter with a circulation of 30,000+ copies having its presence in Africa, Tanzania, UAE, London, and Spain. Vaastuyogam will be available in Telugu, Hindi, and Gujarati following July 2017 edition.

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