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Vastu Purusha book released in Vijayawada
A well researched book ‘Vastu Purusha’, translated by ‘Vastuvidwan’ Kandukuri Venkata Satyabrahmacharya from the Kannada original written by Dr G Gnanananda, was released at the Cultural Centre on Thursday by Dr E Sivanagireddy, CEO, CCVA.
Vijayawada: A well researched book 'Vastu Purusha', translated by 'Vastuvidwan' Kandukuri Venkata Satyabrahmacharya from the Kannada original written by Dr G Gnanananda, was released at the Cultural Centre on Thursday by Dr E Sivanagireddy, CEO, CCVA.
Dr Reddy said that the book which contains information on Vastupurusha, Vastupurusha mandala, temple construction, laying out of town and country planning including how to delineate idols as per iconometrical norms would be very much useful to the students of traditional sculpture and architecture.
Later Satyabrahmacharya was felicitated in the presence of Kandukuri Govindrswara Sarma, president, Yamabrahmacharya Silpa Vagmaya Peetham and also the publisher of the book, said Sivanagireddy.
