Right Logo Opens Doors to Business Success: Dr. Bhupendra

 Right Logo Opens Doors to Business Success: Dr. Bhupendra 

 

VastuShastri

Every individual aspires for their business to thrive. To achieve this, they focus intensely on factors such as the building’s architecture, colors, working style, product quality, market value, and marketing strategies—all of which deserve careful attention. However, along with these elements, there is one crucial symbol that represents a business—its logo. According to internationally acclaimed Vastu expert and author Dr. Bhupendra VastuShastri, this symbolic language acts as the very life breath of your business.Dr. Bhupendra emphasizes that when designing a symbolic language like a logo, the structure and shape of the letters must be carefully considered, as they influence the direction and overall impression. For example, the northeast (Ishaan) corner should neither have heavy designs nor be decorated with spikes, rounded, or curved patterns. Color also plays a vital role—especially in the northeast, where red and black colors must be avoided.In the east direction, thick lines and black color are not advisable. The southeast (Agneya) corner, known as the heartbeat of the logo, is critical—any slight mistake here could cause sudden mishaps in business or legal entanglements.The south direction should avoid wavy shapes and the color blue. Ignoring this could result in a lack of fame and recognition. The northwest (Nairitya) corner symbolizes mystery and immense success; any inauspicious shape here can lead to losses, unethical practices, and decline in business.The west direction is regarded as the profit zone. Logos with empty spaces or crescent-like shapes here may struggle to achieve profitability. In the northwest (Vayavya) corner, heavy or tall shapes could cause fluctuations and instability in the business.Dr. Bhupendra explains that logos are not limited to businesses alone—they influence political parties, royal families, education, healthcare, TV media, currency, finance, and many other sectors. Therefore, special attention must be given to the colors and shapes when creating a logo.