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Energy is contagious. It is something which cannot be seen but can be felt everywhere. We can experience it within us and all around us. It is a vibration that affects us in our conscious or unconscious mind. Sometimes you just walk into a place and you can feel whether it is a happy place or sad. Isn’t it? This is the energy of the place sending a message to your mind and soul. Our home is an extension of our body and soul and it is filled with energy. We need our home to be blessed with positive energy in order to live a happy, healthy and prosperous life. Our home should be a place that radiates love, warmth and positive energy. Vastu helps us to build up a positive space that ensures a harmonious flow of positive energy. It also has some simple suggestions to ward off negative energy. We have brought for you few simple vastu steps/tips to fill your home with positive energy. Have a look! 1. Welcome home positive energy An open inviting beautiful entrance  attracts pos

Now days false ceiling is most commonly used in our society just to enhance beauty and to use recessed light. And use of false ceiling have many other advantages. 1. Saves from direct Sun. If sun rays directly falling on top floor, false ceiling create a cavity to reduce heating effect inside the room. Your room will be more cooler than without ceiling. 2. Save AC consumption/tonnage False ceiling reduced the hight of every room, where we are doing false ceiling. It reduced the volume of room. By reducing the volume of room leads to less power/tonnage AC. It saves our cost on AC as well as electricity. 3. Give us plan ceiling False ceiling gives us ease to hide all beams, sunken portion and other small or wide projection which looks sometimes not beautiful. It help us to use anti-glare recessed lights in ceiling to lighten the room. We can use lights and other decor material to decor the interior of house, which is almost not possible in ceiling slab. 4. Types of mat

Having a map of your home’s electrical circuits can help you identify the source of a problem. Electricity travels in a circle. It moves along a “hot” wire toward a light or receptacle, supplies energy to the device (called a load), and then returns along the “neutral” wire (so-called because under normal conditions it’s maintained at 0 volts, or what is referred to as ground potential) to the source. This complete path is a circuit. In house wiring, a circuit usually indicates a group of lights or receptacles connected along such a path. Each circuit can be traced from its beginning in the service panel or subpanel through various receptacles, fixtures, and/or appliances and back. Inside your service panel, you may discover that an electrician or previous homeowner has notated which circuit breakers or fuses control which circuits. If your panel doesn’t contain such a reference, it’s a good idea to map your circuits so that when the need arises you can quickly find the