Free Ayadi Calculator

Ayadi Calculation (also called Ayadi Shadvarga or Ayadi Ganita) is an ancient mathematical system in Vastu Shastra that checks whether a building's dimensions are cosmically harmonious for the owner. It computes six values — Aya, Vyaya, Yoni, Nakshatra, Vara, and Tithi — by dividing the plot perimeter (converted to Hastas) by specific divisors and analyzing the remainders.

Always use external wall-to-wall dimensions. Ayadi Shadvarga must be calculated using the total outer perimeter of the building structure — not the interior carpet area, individual room sizes, or plot boundary.

Hasta (also called Kishkha Hasta or Desha Hasta) is the classical unit of measurement in Vastu Shastra representing the length of a human forearm. In modern practice, the standard Desha Hasta is approximately 33 inches (roughly 83.8 cm). Some regional traditions use slightly different values — you can adjust this in the Hasta field above. The calculator automatically converts your dimensions to Hastas before computing all six Shadvarga values.

Don't worry — an inauspicious Ayadi result simply means the current dimensions create an energetic imbalance. The fix is straightforward: adjust the exterior length or breadth by just a few inches or centimeters. Even a 1–2 inch change can shift the Hasta count and produce completely different, auspicious remainder values across all six Shadvarga factors. Use this calculator to quickly test different dimension combinations until you find the optimal match.

Select the Janma Nakshatra (birth star) of the person in whose name the property is legally registered. If the property is not registered, use the birth star of the primary breadwinner or head of the family who will primarily reside in the home.

Aya (income/gain) is the remainder when the perimeter in Hastas is divided by 8. Vyaya (expenditure/loss) is the remainder when divided by 9. The fundamental rule in Vastu Shastra is that Aya must always be greater than Vyaya — if the income factor exceeds the expenditure factor, the house dimensions are considered financially auspicious and supportive of wealth accumulation.

Yes. For apartments and flats, use the external dimensions of the specific flat (wall-to-wall measurement of the unit itself, not the entire building). However, in practice, many Vastu consultants focus Ayadi analysis primarily on standalone homes, villas, and commercial plots where the owner has control over structural dimensions. For apartments where dimensions are fixed, the focus shifts to interior arrangement Vastu remedies.

Ayadi Shadvarga is documented in multiple classical Sanskrit Vastu and architecture texts: Manasara (8th–13th century CE), Mayamata, Vishwakarma Prakash, Aparajita Priccha, and Brihat Samhita by Varahamihira (6th century CE). These texts prescribe the exact divisors (8, 9, 10, 27, 7, 30) and the interpretation of each remainder value that this calculator implements.

Yes. Ayadi Shadvarga applies to all types of built structures — residential homes, commercial offices, factories, shops, and warehouses. Use the external dimensions of the structure and the Nakshatra of the business owner or primary stakeholder. For commercial spaces, the Aya (income) factor is especially important to ensure it significantly exceeds the Vyaya (expenditure) value.