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The power of timing

The Free Press Journal - Indore

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November 22, 2025

Discover how inner readiness and spatial harmony merge to create powerful, timely life transformations

In Conscious Vaastu, timing is not just about hours and minutes, it’s about resonance, readiness, and rhythm.

It’s about the right thing happening at the right time, in the right space, with the right mindset.

In fact, timing in Vaastu is a multidimensional concept that includes:

© Chronological time (yes, the clock matters)

© Energetic time (when your space is ready to receive change)

© Emotional time (when you are mentally and spiritually prepared)

© Universal time (when the cosmos supports your intention)

We often underestimate this. The truth is: the right time is not something you wait for, it’s something you align with.

What is ‘Right time’?

The “right time” is not a passive moment that arrives like a train at a station. It’s a living frequency, a convergence of your intention, your spaces readiness, and your emotional clarity. It’s when your internal and external environments are in syne.

It involves:

Effort: You must keep doing your part. The universe responds to movement, not stagnation.

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