In this Vastu Shastra guide, the expert explains the critical importance of the Kanni Moola (Southwest corner) and the implications of water placement in this zone. While the Northeast (Eeshanm) is traditionally the “water corner” for underground sources like wells or sumps, the Southwest is considered the “earth element,” making it the ideal location for overhead water tanks due to the required height and weight in that area. The expert warns that while minor water overflows are just signals to turn off a motor, a regular flow of waste or rainwater draining out specifically through the Southern side of the Southwest corner can lead to significant energy loss and health issues for the women in the house, particularly affecting the reproductive and excretory systems. By correlating Vastu zones with the twelve zodiac signs and corresponding body parts, he emphasizes that architectural imbalances in the Kanni Moola can manifest as physical ailments or persistent mental unrest and stubbornness in the inhabitants.
