Looking for a Vastu consultant UK-wide? Your home can be read entirely online. You send a floor plan with north marked, a few photos and the birth details of the people who live there, and the session then looks at how directions, rooms and elements relate to your horoscope. The result is a short list of practical, reversible adjustments for the way you use the space.

If you are moving soon or something about your home feels unsettled, you can book an Energy at Home session, or send a quick question first if you would like to check whether your situation suits a reading.

Why an online session works for UK homes

Vastu Shastra is based on direction, proportion and the five elements, and nearly all of that can be read from an accurate plan. A home visit adds atmosphere, but it is rarely essential, and for families in Leeds, Cardiff, Edinburgh or Norwich it removes the wait for someone to travel. What matters most is the quality of the information you send, which is why this guide spends most of its time on preparation.

Searching for a Vastu consultant UK-wide also brings up practitioners with very different methods. Some work only from Vastu rules; some add Feng Shui; a smaller number, including this practice, read the home alongside the horoscopes of the people in it.

What to send before the session

A little preparation makes the 45 minutes far more useful.

The floor plan

An estate agent's plan is usually enough, as long as it shows every floor and room with reasonably correct proportions. Many UK plans omit the compass direction, so you will need to add it.

Finding north accurately

Stand just inside the front door, away from radiators, steel beams and the fridge, and take a reading with a compass or phone compass app. Repeat in the garden or on the pavement outside and compare. Then draw an arrow on the plan pointing north. In Britain the difference between magnetic and true north is currently very small, so a careful phone reading is normally adequate.

Photos and a short description

Photos of the entrance, the kitchen, the main bedroom and any room that feels awkward help me see what the plan cannot, such as a staircase facing the front door or a bathroom tucked into a corner. Add a sentence or two about who uses each room.

Birth details

Date, time and place of birth for the main occupants, and the date you moved in or plan to move. The move-in date helps to set the home's own horoscope.

Why the home has a horoscope

In this approach, the moment a household begins living somewhere is treated like a birth. Reading that chart beside your own shows whether the home tends to support or strain the themes already active in your life, which is something a plan-only Vastu check cannot tell you.

What happens during the session

The session follows a clear sequence so nothing important is missed.

The house as a whole: its facing direction, the position of the entrance and the overall shape, including any missing or extended corners.
The directional zones: each direction is linked to themes and elements, so I look at what currently sits in the north-east, south-east, south-west and so on.
Your charts: the planets that are strong or stressed in your horoscope suggest which zones deserve most care for you. A home that suits one family can feel different for another.
Practical changes: desk and bed positions, colours, lighting, plants, water features and decluttering particular corners.

Because the practice combines Vedic astrology, Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui, suggestions may draw on whichever tradition gives the gentlest workable option for your space.

The kind of advice to expect

Good Vastu advice in a British home is usually modest and practical. You are unlikely to be told to move a staircase or rebuild a kitchen. Typical outcomes look like this:

Turning a desk so you face north or east while working.
Clearing clutter or heavy storage from the north-east corner.
Choosing which bedroom suits which family member.
Softening a front door that opens straight onto the stairs.
Bringing warmer colour or light into a dim, north-facing room.

If you rent or share

Everything can be reversible. The guide to readings with limited room information also helps if you cannot get a full plan.

Choosing a Vastu consultant UK clients can rely on

Whoever you choose, a few questions reveal a lot about their approach:

Do you work from my floor plan and compass readings, or from general rules only?
Will you consider the people living here, or only the building?
Are your suggestions practical for a UK house, flat or rental?
Will I be expected to buy objects or remedies to make the advice work?

At Karmic Keran the aim is advice you can act on with what you already have, framed as guidance for reflection rather than promised results.

How the Energy at Home session fits

The Energy at Home / New Home reading is a 45-minute online session held over Google Meet or WhatsApp. It reads your home's horoscope together with your personal chart and applies Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui to consider how energy moves through the rooms. It suits people choosing between properties, moving in, or settling a home they already love. For an office or studio, the equivalent is the Energy at Workplace session.

Frequently asked questions

Do you need to visit my home?

No. The session is designed to work remotely from your plan, photos and compass readings.

What if I cannot get an accurate floor plan?

A hand-drawn sketch with rough measurements, a north arrow and photos of each room is usually enough to begin, and any gaps can be talked through during the session.

Can the session help before I buy?

Yes. Sending plans for two or three shortlisted properties lets us compare them before you commit.

Should everyone in the household take part?

It helps if they can, but it is not required. Their birth details alone add useful context.

When you are ready, send your plan, photos and birth details through the enquiry form, or book the Energy at Home session directly. You will come away with clear, practical changes that suit both your home and the people in it.