Lucky Direction Mulank-Wise: Which Way Your Numbers Point

Your Mulank doesn't just describe your temperament — in the Lo Shu system it also points to a direction that tends to work in your favour. Facing it while working, sleeping with your head toward it, or positioning key rooms along it are all traditional ways of aligning your space with your root number. Here's the direction for each Mulank, and the logic behind it.

How Direction Connects to Mulank

Every number in the Lo Shu Grid sits in a fixed cell, and every cell maps to a compass direction. Because your Mulank corresponds to a number in that grid, it inherits that number's direction — and, through its ruling planet, a particular flavour of energy. A Sun-ruled number leans toward visibility and authority; a Moon-ruled number toward calm and receptivity. The direction is simply where that energy flows most freely for you.

Your Lucky Direction by Mulank

Mulank 1 — North

Ruled by the Sun, Mulank 1 draws strength from the North. It's the direction of career momentum and recognition, which suits a number built around leadership and independence. Face north for focused, ambitious work.

Mulank 2 — South West

Ruled by the Moon, Mulank 2 aligns with the South West — the direction of relationships, stability, and grounding. It reinforces the cooperative, emotionally attuned nature of this number.

Mulank 3 — East

Ruled by Jupiter, Mulank 3 belongs to the East, the direction of growth, learning, and new beginnings. It complements a number associated with wisdom, teaching, and expansion.

Mulank 4 — South East

Ruled by Rahu, Mulank 4 favours the South East, traditionally linked to energy, resources, and forward drive. It gives this unconventional number a steadier channel for its restless momentum.

Mulank 5 — North, East, West, and South

Ruled by Mercury, Mulank 5 is the great adaptor — and fittingly, it isn't tied to a single direction. North, East, West, and South all support it. This flexibility mirrors Mercury's versatility, letting a 5 stay comfortable and effective almost anywhere.

Mulank 6 — North West

Ruled by Venus, Mulank 6 aligns with the North West, a direction of comfort, support, and social connection. It suits a number centred on beauty, relationships, and ease.

Mulank 7 — West

Ruled by Ketu, Mulank 7 draws on the West, associated with reflection, completion, and inner work. It complements this number's contemplative, research-minded, and spiritual streak.

Mulank 8 — North East

Ruled by Saturn, Mulank 8 belongs to the North East, the direction of discipline, wisdom, and steady spiritual grounding. It gives Saturn's slow, structured energy a stabilising anchor.

Mulank 9 — South

Ruled by Mars, Mulank 9 aligns with the South, the direction of drive, courage, and visible achievement. It matches the bold, energetic character of this number.

How to Use Your Direction

You don't need to rearrange your whole home to benefit from this. A few practical placements do most of the work:

Face your lucky direction while working, studying, or making decisions.
Position your desk or workspace so you look toward it rather than away from it.
Sleep with your head pointed in a supportive direction for more settled rest.
Favour it for important conversations — interviews, negotiations, first meetings.

If you're a Mulank 5, treat this as freedom rather than vagueness: any of the four cardinal directions will serve you, so choose based on the room and the task.

A Note on Reading It Wisely

Lucky directions are a traditional layer of numerology and Vastu, not a fixed rule of physics. Think of your direction as a small, low-cost adjustment that can help you feel more aligned — useful as a nudge, not something to organise your life around. It works best alongside the rest of your chart rather than in isolation.

See Your Full Directional Picture

Your Mulank gives you one direction, but your complete Lo Shu Grid reveals far more — which energies come naturally to you and which you may need to build. Generate your full RAGVERSE report to see your Mulank, Bhagyank, Lo Shu Grid, and lucky directions together, read the way they're meant to be.

Curated by Rishabh A Grover