Lucky facing of house according to your Birth star

Note: If you don't know your Birth star are you want to find you Lucky House Facing according to your Name/Nama Nakshatra. Please use the below link and find more details in my other article about House Facing, Thanks.

What should be the direction of your House main door as per Vastu according to the First letter of your name?

మీ పేరు లోని మొదట అక్షరం తో మీకు సరిపడ అదృష్ట సింహద్వారం దిశ తెలుసుకొనుటకు తెలుగులో వ్యాసము కోసం ఈ  లింక్ పై క్లిక్ చేయండి. 

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About Vastu for Home :

Vastu Purushaha :

The Vaastu Shastra is one of the traditional Hindu canons of town planning and architecture. These canons are codified in texts such as Manasara Silpa Shastra (by Manasara), Mayamatam (by Maya), Viswakarma Vaastushastra (by Viswakarma), Samarangana Sutradara (by Raja Bhoja), Aparajita Praccha (by Viswakarma's son Aparajita) and Silparatna. Other treatises such as Agni Purana and works by Kautilya and Sukracharya are not popular even though they preceded the previously mentioned documents. The distinction of style exists due to each document's place of origin. "Mayamata" and "Mansara Silpa Shastra" are considered Dravidian because they are from south India whereas Viswaskarama Vastu Shastra is considered Aryan due to its north Indian origin.

Vastu Shastra deals with various aspects of designing and building living environments that are in harmony with the physical and metaphysical forces/ energies of the cosmos such as the gravitational, electromagnetic and supernatural. Building practices based on limited interpretations of these principles are still sustained in specific areas of India.
Though Vastu is conceptually similar to Feng Shui in that it also tries to harmonize the flow of energy (Also called Life-force, and Prana in Sanskrit, similar to Chi in Chinese) through the house, it differs in the details, such as the exact directions in which various objects, rooms, materials, etc are to be placed.
 
Everyone has their lucky Vaastu facing. If a person lives in a house according to his lucky Vaastu face he will definitely get success in all fields.  
Here we are providing lucky Vaastu facings to various stars in a tabular form. Please follow the below table :

Star	First choice	Second choice	Third choice	Fourth choice
1.Aswani	west facing	south facing	north facing	east facing
2.Bharani	south facing	east facing	west facing	north facing
3.Kritika	east facing	north facing	south facing	west facing
4.Rohini	north facing	east facing	west facing	south facing
5.Mrigasira	south facing	east facing	west facing	north facing
6.Arudra	west facing	south facing	north facing	east facing
7.Punarvasu	east facing	north facing	south facing	west facing
8.Pushyami	west facing	south facing	north facing	east facing
9.Aslesha	north facing	east facing	west facing	south facing
10.Magha	west facing	south facing	north facing	east facing
11.Pubbha	south facing	east facing	west facing	north facing
12.Uttara	east facing	north facing	south facing	west facing
13.Hasta	north facing	east facing	west facing	south facing
14.Chitta	south facing	west facing	east facing	north facing
15.Swathi	west facing	south facing	north facing	east facing
16.Visakha	east facing	north facing	south facing	west facing
17.Anuradha	west facing	south facing	north facing	east facing
18.Jyesta	north facing	east facing	west facing	south facing
19.Moola	west facing	south facing	north facing	east facing
20.Purvashada	south facing	east facing	west facing	north facing
21Uttarashada	east facing	north facing	south facing	west facing
22.Sravanam	north facing	east facing	west facing	south facing
23.Dhanitshta	south facing	east facing	west facing	north facing
24.Satabhisham	west facing	south facing	north facing	east facing
25.Purvabhadra	east facing	north facing	south facing	west facing
26.Uttarabhadra	west facing	south facing	north facing	east facing
27Revathi	north facing	east facing	west facing	south facing

MAHALAYA PAKSHA -- PITHRU YAGNA (The Glory of Mahalaya Pithru Paksham)

Pitrupaksha Starts 30th September 2012 – 14th October 2012
Mahalaya Maha Amavasya 14th October 2012

The fortnight (15 days) preceding the Dasara or Navaratri is known as Mahalaya Paksha or Pithru Paksha. This period is important for honoring our ancestors. Men, whose fathers or Mothers have passed away, offer their obeisance

(shraddha) to their ancestors during this period.
The last day of this period called as Mahalaya Amavasya, the new moon day, is considered as the 

most important day in the year for performing obsequies and rites.

As per Hindu Philosophy, it is said that having taken birth on this sacred Earth one should get discharged mainly from three types of Rinas (Debts) viz.Deva Rina, Rishi Rina and PithruRina (that also includes Mathru Rina).

For the purpose of this article let us confine ourselves to the third one that is Pithru Rina. It is said and believed that one will get discharged from Pithru Rina by begetting a son (continuity of generation), by serving the Parents and also by performing Pithru Yagna (sacred rites to forefathers). It is the duty and responsibility of a son to serve his parents not only when they are alive but also after their death. One may get a doubt as to how one can serve his parents after their death. This is where Vedas/Upanishads come into picture and prescribes certain rituals to be performed in a Vedic way to please not only the forefathers but also the Pithru Devathas. We find many sacred texts (Puranas) like Garuda Purana, Vayu Purana, Agni Purana, Matsya Purana, Markandeya Purana referring about the sacred rites to be performed to forefathers and its merits and also implications of not performing. As we approach towards the middle of Bhadrapada Masam as per the Lunar Calendar, it is time for us to worship the departed souls (forefathers). This worship is held for a period of 15 days during the waning period (dark period) of Moon in the second fortnight called as Krishna (Bahula) Paksha during Bhadrapada Masam that generally occurs in the months.
List of items to bring for Shradh.
Rice 1 lb
Moong dal(yellow) ½ lb
Plantain and other few vegetables 2
Betel leaves and nuts 5
Banana 4
Coconut 1
Quarter coins change $ 5
Dakshina

Pancha Patra uddharani and plate for tarpan (tumbler/soon/plate)

(Father/Mother not alive, and their parents (grand parents) not alive)
Write all your forefathers/Pitru gothra and names (Pita Vargam, Mata Vargam.Paternal and Maternal side) in a Paper and bring it to the Priest for performing Tarpan.