45 DEVTA VASTU GUIDE
What is the 45 Devta Vastu Chakra?
The 45 Devta Vastu Chakra is a traditional Vastu Shastra layout that organizes directional zones around a central Brahmasthan. The outer ring contains 32 entrance padas, while the inner structure contains 13 positions including Brahma at the centre. This 45 Devta Vastu Compass turns that diagram into an interactive tool aligned with real-world compass directions.
The chakra is a way to identify a direction and read the traditional interpretation associated with an entrance zone. The interpretations can vary between Vastu traditions.
Understanding the 45 Devtas
32 outer Devtas
The outer padas run around the north, east, south and west sides. They are the entrance zones used by the live result and Devta Explorer.
13 inner positions
The inner mandala includes four broad cardinal regions, eight diagonal regions and the central Brahma position.
Brahma at the centre
Brahma and Brahmasthan mark the centre of the chakra. They are visual reference points, not outer entrance assessments.
The 32 Vastu entrance zones
The outer ring divides each cardinal side into eight padas: N1–N8 on the north, E1–E8 on the east, S1–S8 on the south and W1–W8 on the west. The active marker identifies one of these 32 Vastu entrance zones when the phone has a live heading.
Use the Devta Explorer below the tool to inspect an outer zone's traditional entrance effect without changing the live compass position.
How the online Vastu compass works
A supported phone provides a heading through its device-orientation sensors. The chakra rotates to stay aligned with real-world directions. As the heading changes, the tool maps that marker to the matching outer pada, Devta and traditional entrance interpretation.
That makes this an online Vastu compass for checking directions at home or around an entrance without downloading an app. For a clearer reading, hold the phone level, move away from obvious magnetic interference, and take more than one reading if the result seems unstable.
Standard Vastu Compass vs 45 Devta Compass
Standard Vastu Compass
A simpler Vastu direction experience for quickly reading the main directional zones.
Open the Standard Vastu Compass45 Devta Vastu Compass
A detailed Vastu Devta Chakra with 32 entrance zones, inner Devtas and traditional entrance interpretations.
For a general direction check, you can also use the free online compass. If you are comparing room or bed orientation, see the Sleeping Direction Compass.
FAQ
45 Devta Vastu Compass FAQ
Practical answers about the Vastu Devta Chakra, entrance zones and using the compass online.
What is the 45 Devta Vastu Chakra?
The 45 Devta Vastu Chakra is a traditional Vastu layout organized around the four cardinal directions. It contains 32 outer entrance padas, 12 surrounding inner Devta regions, and Brahma at the centre, making 45 Devta positions in total. This compass presents that structure as an interactive diagram aligned with real-world directions.
What are the 45 Devtas in Vastu?
In this tool, the 45 positions consist of the 32 outer Devtas associated with entrance zones, the four cardinal inner Devtas Bhudhar, Aryama, Vivaswan and Mitra, eight diagonal inner Devtas, and Brahma at the centre. The outer Devta names and zone assignments are shown directly in the chakra.
What is a 45 Devta Vastu Compass?
A 45 Devta Vastu Compass combines a phone compass with the traditional 45 Devta Chakra. On a supported mobile device, its orientation sensors align the chakra to real-world directions so you can identify the outer Vastu entrance zone at the fixed top marker.
How do I use the Vastu compass for my home?
Open the tool on a supported phone, tap Enable Compass, hold the phone flat, and rotate slowly. Point the top of the phone toward the entrance or direction you want to check, then read the live zone, Devta and traditional entrance interpretation. Take readings away from magnets, speakers, metal and magnetic phone accessories.
How do I find the Devta of my main entrance?
Stand at the centre of your home when possible, hold the phone flat, and point its top toward the direction being measured. Enable the compass and use the fixed top marker. The live result identifies the matching outer zone, its Devta and the traditional interpretation associated with that zone.
What are the 32 entrance zones in Vastu?
The outer ring is divided into 32 Vastu padas: N1–N8 on the north side, E1–E8 on the east, S1–S8 on the south, and W1–W8 on the west. Each outer zone has a corresponding Devta and an entrance interpretation in the explorer below the compass.
Which Vastu entrance zones are considered favorable?
In the current traditional interpretation set, the zones marked favorable are N3 (Mukhya), N4 (Bhallata), N5 (Soma), E3 (Jayant), E4 (Indra), W4 (Pushpadanta) and W5 (Varun). Vastu traditions and practitioners can differ, so these labels are informational traditional interpretations rather than universal rules for every home.
What is Brahmasthan in the 45 Devta Chakra?
Brahmasthan is the central region of the chakra, represented here by Brahma. It is the centre of the 45-position layout and is separate from the 32 outer entrance zones, so it does not receive an entrance-effect assessment in this tool.
Does the Vastu compass work online?
Yes. This online Vastu compass runs in a supported mobile browser and uses the device orientation sensors to read heading. It does not need GPS just to determine direction, and compass data is processed in the browser on your device.
Does the Vastu compass work on desktop?
A desktop can display and explore the Vastu 45 Devta Chakra, but many computers do not provide a usable orientation sensor. When a sensor is unavailable, use the QR handoff to open the same page on a supported phone.
Can I use the camera with the 45 Devta Compass?
On a supported phone, you can turn on the camera overlay after enabling the compass. This feature is especially useful when you are working on a floorplan. You can bring the camera into view and place the Vastu 45 Devta Compass over it and instantly get insights. A convenient screenshot button is available just besides it. Camera access is optional and is not required for the basic direction reading.
Which languages can I use the Vastu Compass in?
Online Compass Free currently provides the Vastu Compass in English, Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Assamese, Urdu, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Indonesian, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Italian and Turkish.