It’s a brass strip with miniature pyramids embossed on it—usually placed on the floor or wall—to virtually divide energy zones or neutralize negative energies from structural defects.
🛠️ Common Uses in Vastu:
1. Toilet in the Wrong Direction:
Problem: Toilets in directions like North-East, South-West, or Brahmasthan (center) are major Vastu doshas.
Solution: Place the Brass Pyramid Divider strip along the toilet wall or door (on the floor or embedded in tiles) to energetically separate it from the rest of the home.
2. Virtual Room Partition:
Used when two conflicting functions (like kitchen and toilet or bedroom and pooja room) are in one Vastu zone.
The strip helps in creating a "virtual wall"—dividing the energy fields without any physical structure.
3. Center (Brahmasthan) Obstructions:
If there's a beam, toilet, or heavy object in the center of the house, placing the brass strip diagonally or along boundaries helps restore energy balance.
🧭 Placement Tips:
Always install on the floor level between the negative and positive zones.
Align parallel to the wall or zone division line.
Ensure the pyramid heads face upward.
In case of multiple defects, it’s often used in combination with other Vastu remedies (like pyramid yantras, mirrors, or copper wires).
✅ Benefits:
Cost-effective and non-invasive correction method.
Neutralizes toilet Vastu doshas without relocation.
Helps harmonize conflicting energies within a space.
