I work in a SV building. Customers really like our brahmasthan, in which we have an atrium garden and play Gandharva Veda 24/365.
Everyone who enters feels an unusual sense of peace. We also held a Dhanvantari yagya there. Life isn't perfect there, but I think it's worth the extra planning and expense, particularly if you can use natural building materials and get good shine-through and cross ventilation, both of which enhance the prana in the building. --- In [email protected], bob_brigante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "Patrick Gillam" <jpgillam@> > wrote: > > > > I'm curious to know what ordinary mortals > > feel in these SV buildings. Anybody have > > anything to report? > > > > > > > ************ > > I have spent very little time in SV bldgs, but I have felt a clear > uplifting quality on entering these bldgs. I had the same sensation > when I entered the old SRM (Charlie Lutes organization in TM-ville) > bldg in W. Los Angeles, where thousands of initations had been > performed: a feeling of being lighter, a feeling of bliss and greater > self-awareness. The SRM bldg was not SV-compliant (it had north and > west entrances, but at least it did not have a south entrance), but > the experience was clear and persistent through many visits, and I am > not given to bliss-ninny mood-making -- I have had the same > experience on entering the SV bldgs in Fairfield, so I would > definitely spring for a compliant house, and plan to do so as soon as > I pay off the repair and upgrades on my aircraft. >
