The provided source material focuses exclusively on the Hindi word "वस्तु" (vastu), its grammatical properties, etymology, and meanings. This source defines vastu as "a thing," "stuff," "baggage," "material," "something real or existent," and "a commodity." It also provides details on its plural forms in Hindi, such as "वस्तुएँ" (vastuẽ) for direct plural and "वस्तुओं" (vastuõ) for oblique plural, and notes its origin as a learned borrowing from the Sanskrit word "वस्तु" (vastu). The source material contains no information regarding Vastu Shastra as a spiritual or architectural science, Tarot reading, Numerology, or holistic energy balancing. Consequently, it is not possible to generate a detailed article on these topics based on the provided data.
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The provided source material is a linguistic entry from a Hindi dictionary. It defines the word "वस्तु" (vastu) as a feminine noun with meanings including "a thing," "stuff," "baggage," "material," "something real or existent," and "a commodity." The source details the grammatical declension of the word, providing forms for singular and plural, direct and oblique cases, and vocative cases. For example, the direct plural is given as "वस्तुएँ" (vastuẽ) and the oblique plural as "वस्तुओं" (vastuõ).
The source also provides the etymology of the word, stating that it is a learned borrowing from the Sanskrit word "वस्तु" (vastu) and is a doublet of the word "बस्त" (bast). The source does not contain any information related to the principles of Vastu Shastra, Tarot reading, Numerology, or holistic energy harmonization. Therefore, no factual claims regarding these spiritual or architectural disciplines can be made from the provided data.