Vastu Conical clockwise Spring Used to Hinder/Balance Wood Energy Field

What It Is:

• A conical (cone-shaped) metal spring that spirals in a clockwise direction.

• Designed to influence the Wood element (also called Air in some Vastu schools).

• Made from metals like copper, brass, or stainless steel to conduct subtle energies.

🧭 Vastu & the Wood Element

In Vastu Shastra:

• The Wood element is associated with growth, creativity, expansion, movement, and nervous energy.

• Its primary directions are:

  • East (creativity, social connections)

  • South-East (Agni) (transformation, passion — this overlaps with Fire)

  • East-South-East (also considered a Wood zone in advanced Vastu)

🚫 Why Balance or Hinder Wood Energy?

Sometimes, Wood energy becomes excessive or misplaced, which can lead to:

• Overactivity or restlessness

• Unstable growth (financial or emotional)

• Hyper-social behavior or lack of focus

• Vastu flaws like:

  • Toilets or kitchens in the East zone

  • Overgrown trees near the East or SE

In such cases, tools like the clockwise conical spring are used to:

• Slow down or neutralize that energy

• Prevent Wood energy from overwhelming other zones (especially Earth or Water zones)

✅ Function of the Conical Clockwise Spring

📍 Placement Guidelines

🔹 Ideal Locations (for hindering excess Wood energy):

• East Zone: If there's overactivity or improper placements (e.g., toilet/kitchen)

• South-East or East-South-East: To calm imbalanced Fire-Wood interplay

• NE or N: If these zones are being “overgrown” by Wood energy from nearby sources

🔸 How to Install:

• Fix the spring pointed upward or horizontally, depending on energy flow.

• The wide part should face the source of excess Wood energy (e.g., large trees, improper toilet).

• Make sure the spiral turns clockwise when viewed from the base toward the tip.