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I would like to take this opportunity to introduce Neeta Sinha - world's only Astroarchitect Neeta Sinha, known as the Lady behind most of the starry homes, is a renowned global practitioner in the field of Astroarchitecture. She fashioned a pathbreaking theory of her own – that 'EVERY HOUSE HAS A HOROSCOPE'. Her association with many famous personalities and renowned projects has been covered by many media houses, but what defines her and makes her stand apart is the ease and effectiveness of her science and above all her humble and ever helpful personality. It is no wonder that she has been able to grow and reach out to people from all walks of life including names like Bachchan's, Akshay Kumar, Ambani's, Punj's, Godrej's, etc. Attached is a brief profile of Neeta Sinha, her science and her achievements. Please do have a look.

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INTRODUCTION
World’s only ASTROARCHITECT
Neeta Sinha, known as the Lady behind most of the starry homes, is a renowned global practitioner in the
field of Astroarchitecture. She fashioned a pathbreaking theory of her own – that 'EVERY HOUSE HAS A
HOROSCOPE'.
Her fascination for the occult and the passion to study it grew when her paths crossed with the Late Dr. L.N.
Kusuma, a student of K.S. Krishnamurthy – a renowned homeopath and one of the greatest cosmic research
scientists.
All ancient sciences like Astrology, Vaastu, Feng Shui, Yoga, etc. were discovered to keep us connected to the
energies of life. Times changed and evolved, creating the need for these sciences to adapt and evolve along
with it. But the rigidity of the rules of Vaastu and Feng Shui, made it difficult to follow in the modern world.
Driven by the question that why is it that in a high rise building, where the Vaastu of all the houses are the
same, different individuals get different results? Dr. Kusuma and she researched around 30,000 homes,
offices and other premises to study the effects of the laws of Vaastu.
After years of extensive and in depth research they discovered that not only people, but their living spaces
also have horoscopes. Thus was discovered AstroArchitecture.

ASTROARCHITECTURE
HOW IT WORKS
Astro-Architecture – is about creating the balance between living persons and their spaces.
Astro-Architect Neeta Sinha discovered that astrology and architecture can be combined to reach a harmonious
equilibrium between the positive and negative sectors of a particular house. In simple words it is the
combination of Astrology and Architectural dimensions that helps in balancing the energies of a place. Similar to
the personal horoscope found in astrology, different corners of a premise have different energy forces, in turn
affecting different segments of an individual’s life. The application of Astro-Architecture helps in maintaining a
balance between them to enhance prosperity, peace and positivity.
It does not have any general rules like Feng Shui or Vaastu but is more of a personalized science that gives the
desired results based on the individual's requirements.
This unique science, involving small and simple remedies, has steadily been attracting believers, enthusiasts and
evangelists over the past two decades from all over the globe.

BELIEVERS
Builders
Vijay Raheja & Associates
K Raheja Universal
Lokhandwala Infrastructure
Puri Constructions
SM Builders and more..
Celebrities
Amitabh Bachchan
Sharukh Khan
Akshay Kumar
Hrithik Roshan
Farhan Akhtar
Sanjay Leela Bhansali
Ritesh Sidhwani and more..
Eminent
Personalities
Parmeshwar Godrej
Tina Ambani
Ritu Nanda
Kalyani Chawla
Kumar Mangalam Birla
Dr Himanshu Mehta
Dr Naresh Trehan and more..
Industries
GVK Group
Usha Martin
Hero Honda
National Plywood
Punj and Llyod
Universal Capsules
Escorts and more..
Commercial
Spaces
ICICI Ventures Bank
India Habitat Center (Delhi)
Nisaan India
Cox and Kings (All franchise)
Dhirubhai Ambani
Knowledge center
and more..
Hotels
J W Marriott (Bangalore)
Grand Hyatt (Mumbai)
Grand Hyatt (Chennai)
Courtyard Marriott (Pune)
Hyatt Regency (Mumbai)
Hyatt Andaz (Delhi)
and more..
Educational
Institution
Presidency Schools and
Colleges
Oberoi International School
Media Houses
Prabhat Khabar
Pen production house
Perfect Relation
Shobiz
Keynote Media
and more..

CONTACT DETAILS
Address: B-418, Mittal Park C.H.S. Ltd.,
44 – J Mhatre Road, Ruia Park,
Juhu, Mumbai 400 049. India.
Tel No: +91 9821118755
+91 9999991317
Email: enquiry@mantratantrayantra.com
URL: www.mantratantrayantra.com
www.neetasinha.com

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The lady behind starry homes

1. BRINGS TO YOU

2. INTRODUCTION World’s only ASTROARCHITECT Neeta Sinha, known as the Lady behind most of the starry homes, is a renowned global practitioner in the field of Astroarchitecture. She fashioned a pathbreaking theory of her own – that 'EVERY HOUSE HAS A HOROSCOPE'. Her fascination for the occult and the passion to study it grew when her paths crossed with the Late Dr. L.N. Kusuma, a student of K.S. Krishnamurthy – a renowned homeopath and one of the greatest cosmic research scientists. All ancient sciences like Astrology, Vaastu, Feng Shui, Yoga, etc. were discovered to keep us connected to the energies of life. Times changed and evolved, creating the need for these sciences to adapt and evolve along with it. But the rigidity of the rules of Vaastu and Feng Shui, made it difficult to follow in the modern world. Driven by the question that why is it that in a high rise building, where the Vaastu of all the houses are the same, different individuals get different results? Dr. Kusuma and she researched around 30,000 homes, offices and other premises to study the effects of the laws of Vaastu. After years of extensive and in depth research they discovered that not only people, but their living spaces also have horoscopes. Thus was discovered AstroArchitecture.

3. ASTROARCHITECTURE HOW IT WORKS Astro-Architecture – is about creating the balance between living persons and their spaces. Astro-Architect Neeta Sinha discovered that astrology and architecture can be combined to reach a harmonious equilibrium between the positive and negative sectors of a particular house. In simple words it is the combination of Astrology and Architectural dimensions that helps in balancing the energies of a place. Similar to the personal horoscope found in astrology, different corners of a premise have different energy forces, in turn affecting different segments of an individual’s life. The application of Astro-Architecture helps in maintaining a balance between them to enhance prosperity, peace and positivity. It does not have any general rules like Feng Shui or Vaastu but is more of a personalized science that gives the desired results based on the individual's requirements. This unique science, involving small and simple remedies, has steadily been attracting believers, enthusiasts and evangelists over the past two decades from all over the globe.

4. BELIEVERS Builders Vijay Raheja & Associates K Raheja Universal Lokhandwala Infrastructure Puri Constructions SM Builders and more.. Celebrities Amitabh Bachchan Sharukh Khan Akshay Kumar Hrithik Roshan Farhan Akhtar Sanjay Leela Bhansali Ritesh Sidhwani and more.. Eminent Personalities Parmeshwar Godrej Tina Ambani Ritu Nanda Kalyani Chawla Kumar Mangalam Birla Dr Himanshu Mehta Dr Naresh Trehan and more.. Industries GVK Group Usha Martin Hero Honda National Plywood Punj and Llyod Universal Capsules Escorts and more.. Commercial Spaces ICICI Ventures Bank India Habitat Center (Delhi) Nisaan India Cox and Kings (All franchise) Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge center and more.. Hotels J W Marriott (Bangalore) Grand Hyatt (Mumbai) Grand Hyatt (Chennai) Courtyard Marriott (Pune) Hyatt Regency (Mumbai) Hyatt Andaz (Delhi) and more.. Educational Institution Presidency Schools and Colleges Oberoi International School Media Houses Prabhat Khabar Pen production house Perfect Relation Shobiz Keynote Media and more..

5. GLIMPSE OF MEDIA COVERAGE

6. TESTIMONIALS

7. CONTACT DETAILS Address: B-418, Mittal Park C.H.S. Ltd., 44 – J Mhatre Road, Ruia Park, Juhu, Mumbai 400 049. India. Tel No: +91 9821118755 +91 9999991317 Email: enquiry@mantratantrayantra.com URL: www.mantratantrayantra.com www.neetasinha.com

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