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Arpita, if I may.
First, my condolences for the loss of your home that you worked so hard on.
Your outlook resulting from the 2020 awakening, is exactly what I believe everyone should have recognized. I was lucky enough to have already been living that way, and so it just reinforced the importance of it for me.
You mention a Higher Goodness in this. I certainly cannot help with astrological advice, however, I think the higher goodness will be found in the actions you now take moving forward, having learned from this recent challenge.
My daughter married a Baptist fellow. At their wedding, the minister quoted the Bible, in regard to building a strong foundation. This applies to all structures...buildings, family, and relationships alike.
He then proceeded to eloquently retell the tale* of the Three Little Pigs. I was absolutely impressed with that. How befitting for a young couple about to embark on a journey, and create a home, and a family. I told him this, and shook his hand.
I was a builder in my former career. While we used North American methods, which in my opinion are very inferior to European masonry, (we build like the second little pig) one thing I can say for sure, is that the foundation dictates the success of any build. I would love to see photos of these round structures when they stood.
Is hemp available where you are? Hempcrete would be a very good option for the foundation of these. I would also consider using it as an outer armor on the entire structure. (like stucco)
For the foundation, I am not sure what material you have access to. Rebar reinforcement does wonders, but there may be alternatives.
I don’t pretend to know exactly how the monsoon took out your house, but identifying the weak areas, can be part of the higher goodness.
I wish you strength and knowledge in your journey.