On 2/11/2014 7:14 AM, salyavin808 wrote: > I don't like the vastu principle anyway, I think it's stupid and > illogical and the idea of nature support is a crock of shit. > Some people like to live in towns and villages where there is flat land with streets aligned to a grid. This makes a lot of sense: the streets can be called First Street, Second Street, etc. and the cross streets can be named after trees: Oak Street, Pine Street, etc. That way, anyone can find their way around town easily. This is called Urban Planning, a course I once took at a community college.
Years ago we used to live on the side of a small mountain in Marin County, Northern California. When Dad and Mom came to visit us Dad asked me: "Why would anyone want to build a house on the side of a hill with a ditch in the backyard?" So, he got me to thinking - there are flat-landers and there are hill-folk. Flat-landers have wide streets with logical names like Main Street and the hill-folk have winding roads with funny names like "Penny Lane". It's all a matter of placement and positioning.
