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Vastu in Norway:

They are great supporters. They have faith in humanity. Finally, they are unbelievably best. Thanks to the land of Norway. A great place in this world.

Is it important to follow vastu principles in Norway?

Vastu integrates nature principles into our residing properties. Always nature speaks happiness, protection, securing. It is not a mistake by following nature principles (The principles of vastu). This ancient Indian architecture has some extensive privilege levels to make residents happy to live in their respective homes. Everyone looking for happiness and peace in their life. If we follow vastu then it will gratis to fulfill required deeds. Simple.

If we did not follow vastu rules in Norway, is there any harm to us?

Certainely NO harm. If residents never follow vastu techniques for their constructions, they never get any negative results. Check this "Good" - "Better" - "Best". Normally, which one we select in this 3, most of us select only the "BEST", life with vastu is always "The Best". We all looking for betterment in our life. Once we follow a few techniques, rest, vastu takes charge for our betterment. If the house built as per vastu, nothing harmful to the residents. Otherwise, they "may" face challenges.

We are super rich in Norway, is vastu assists to earn furthermore procuring wealth?

The first priority of vastu is always peace. There is no greater richer than those who have perfect PEACE. No matter how much money you have in the absence of peace, it does not have a good meaning. From centuries back humans always looking for eternal peace. In spite of peace, the perfect vastu setting always brings enough wealth to the residents.

For someone this link may help, (vastu tips for wealth and happiness) and this link also helps to understand how to get more money by vastu.

Our properties are super big here in Norway, how can we implement Indian architecture vastu?

Either big home or small home, vastu works well. Actually, following vastu is a very simple process. Easy to follow this ancient architecture.

Dharma Is Protected in Norway - A Small Experience

This is the right place to say about one client in Norway. His name is "Gaute Tord", once he came to us for vastu consultancy services in Norway, he is from Oslo.

He is planning to open one office in "Bergen", he found one property. He has some companionship with some Indians in Norway and heard about Indian vastu shastra. He came to us for Vastu opinion for the office as well.

While he is planning to get our vastu consultancy services, by the time, he got information that the property which he wishes to open one office will take almost 7 months to vacate by the current tenant.

Actually, Mr. Gaute ready to pay our fee by 6 p.m IST. He got the news at about 5 p.m IST. He opened everything before us, he never hide anything from us and shown the proof.

We said all the best for his future endeavors. Actually, we did not do any consultancy for him.

Believe it or not, Mr. Gaute sent money at about 7 p.m. We stunned by knowing this and asked him, what services he wish to get our consultancy for that payment.

He said, "Mr. Suresh, you have given me your time, I should not make you disappoint, I am so sorry for this change in my schedule, my sincere apologies and kindly accept this payment". This is the greatness of Norway Land.

Our sincere heartful salutes to mother Norway nation.

When we come across with broadminded people and many rich people, they always like to protect Dharma and religion of charity. Its the reason the supreme power showered them with some more opulence wealth.

"God does not have compassion for those who do not have mercy". These features made Norway as the richest country in the world. The World bank also declared Norway as the wealthiest country in the world.

About Something On Vastu Force

Coming to Indian vastu , this is a science of Power fields. The entire universe is governed by unseen forces. The superpower filled the entire atmosphere, that it is not visible for our barren eyes. Just like air. Air is also not visible but everybody should accept that air is filled in our entire surroundings.

Entire activities in the world are driven by this powerful energy. Human beings including all animals live and move only because of this great hidden power. This energy is the base of various creations.

There are many ways to make corrections to factories, hotels, home, like kitchen, master bedroom, Dining room, Living room, bedroom, Frontyard, Car garage, Backyard, Portico and many more according to ancient vastu shastra.

We recommend residents, to approach only the Best Vastu Specialist in India who has awesome knowledge on properties in Norway, once residents approached an expert vastu consultant then most of the critical problems resolved with minor modifications to the existing premises for better vastu results.

Expert vastu consultants always craving for fame, not for the money. They are very serious about their client's development, well being.

Mr. Suresh already visited and provided vastu services in many countries like United Arab Emirates (Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al-Khaimah), Bahrain, Indonesia, South Africa, Botswana, Sri Lanka, Oman, Singapore, Malaysia, Nepal and almost all parts of India. If you wish to interact with him then click this SubhaVaastu contact Details page.

House Styles in Norway Country

Norway, officially known as the Kingdom of Norway, is a Scandinavian and Nordic country in the north of Europe. Norway is bordered on the east by Sweden, the north-east by Russia and Finland, the south by Denmark.

Norway has an extensive coastline that dominates the climate resulting in low temperatures, high rainfalls, and snowfalls. Norway is the founding nation of the United Nations, NATO, WTO, and many other such organizations.

It offers universal healthcare and a detailed social security system by maintaining the Nordic welfare model. It is a highly advanced, economically strong country with the fourth-highest per capita income in the work as per the World Bank and IMF lists.

Norway is the highest-ranking country in the Human Development Index and much other such development, welfare parameters, and indices. It is a good place to live in with its developed economy and the lowest level of crime rates.

So, if you are looking to buy or rent accommodation in this highly developed and scenic country, here are various types of housing options you can choose from:

1. Traditional Norwegian Houses

Most of the traditional Norwegian houses are made from wood and different types of timber with slate tiles on the roof. It is very rare to find houses in Norway that are made from bricks. It is also common for these types of houses to have grass on the roof, this helps the house insulated.

These types of traditional houses can be dark in colour from the outside, usually black or maroon shades. Another type of Norwegian architecture also includes bright colours like yellow, red, blue, or green. They can be multi-coloured cottages. Most times there are no boundaries but only low fences surrounding and dividing the garden areas.

Because of the low temperature, all Norwegian houses have a chimney and a fireplace by law. All these properties have external lighting because of the dark atmosphere. These types of properties can be found in the outskirts of the cities and other rural regions.

2. Detached and semi-detached houses

The single standing homes which do not share any wall with another house are called a detached house and the adjoining houses with a common wall are called semi-detached houses. These types are houses are in the architectural form of bungalows, villas, or cottages. These types of houses can have multiple rooms with different floors and are single-family residences.

These types of houses may have a garden and a fence along with a courtyard. They all have fireplaces and chimneys to keep warm from the cold climate of Norway. They can have modern architectural structures built from cement and bricks, and they can also have classic-traditional architectural structures built from timber and stone.

These types of houses are located in the urban cities and rural villages in most of the Norwegian regions.

3. Multi-dwelling building

Multi-dwelling buildings are the same as the architectural style of apartment complexes. There are multiple houses on different floors owned by different families. These types of multi-dwelling residences are usually available on rent.

These buildings are modern structures, similar to other apartment buildings in the world. Many people in Norway rent these multi-dwelling buildings as they are an affordable choice.

These multi-dwelling types of houses are similar to rowhouses, where many houses are in continuous rows while sharing walls. There is less privacy, sharing of rooftops, gardens, and maintenance facilities in these types of residences.

These multi-dwelling types of houses are found all over the populated urban regions and cities.

4. Residence for communities

There are multiple complexes for community residences in Norway to facilitate housing for everyone. They are similar to apartment complexes and multi-dwelling buildings. These residences are provided on rent.

Co-living with different people under a unit is common with these types of residences. These properties are usually owned by housing co-operatives. The people living here usually share operating expenses with each other equally. This type of residence is common for student housing and other low-cost accommodation options in Norway. These properties can be found in the populated cities nearby offices, universities, and other commercial buildings.

5. Cabins

There are various types of winter and summer cabins in Norway. They are very old structures and Norwegians go there to escape the city and to experience life in the woods. These cabins or cottages are usually very small houses with basic necessities for survival.

Most times there are no direct roads to the cabins so people have to walk through the woods or ski to reach them. For amenities, these cabins include running water facilities, a fireplace, canned foods, and drinks, etc. The cabins are very popular holiday and tourist destination spots.

People from all over the world come to experience the raw and beautiful climate in the mountainous woods by living in these Norwegians cabins and cottages.

Interesting Facts About Norway

Norway, officially the Kingdom of Norway is a beautiful Country located in the Scandinavian Peninsula (Northern Europe).

Norway is officially bilingual in Norwegian and Sami. The Kingdom of Norway became an Independent Monarchy in 1905 before it was ruled by Sweden. Norway was invaded by Germany in WW2 (World War 2) for about two months from April to June 1940.

Norway is a constitutional monarchy. The Head of the Government is Prime Minister, while King's council enjoys executive powers. Norwegian people are one of the world's most educated people. The literacy rate here is 100%.

It has an important geographical position. It shares its border with Sweden in East, Norwegian Sea (North Atlantic Ocean in West), Skagerrak in the south, and the Barents Sea in the north. It has the world's longest coastline. The longest river of Norway is the Glomma having length of near about 600 km (373 mi).

The main exports of Norway are mineral fuels, aluminum, machinery, fish and forests. Norway highly depends on its petroleum production. Norway bagged the world biggest economy.

The natural beauty locations in Norway: The Lofoten islands, Tromsø, The Geirangerfjord, Kirkenes, and Eastern Finnmark and Oslo.

Norway is at the number of 118 by population in the world. Its population is 5.318 million and it's expected to be 5.353 million in 2018.

The percentage of the Urban population is 80% while rest of the 20% is ra ural one. Thanks to Vastu Consultant New Zealand for providing some information on Norway.

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