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Chi is the primary source of energy that all living being take inside them, the rate intake of chi us directly depend on the human conscious level,

The flow of pure air inside the room and the house is very important,  Every building has its own unique movement of chi, which determines the atmosphere of a place.

To increase the chi energy in your home
 1. Keep all the windows open as much as possible
2. Avoid putting big objects in the path of chi energy
Doing the above mentioned things will create a prefect balance between the Low and high Chi enerdy region, and will make a prefect and healthy home to live in.

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The earth is four types, viz., Brahmani, Kashatriya, Vaishya and Shudra. Before the work of house building is started one should Pay attention to the quality of the earth. Vastu shastra experts have told about the following four types of land. According to Kalpadrum-   
Has a pleasant smell:      Brahmani land
Smells like blood:            Kashatriya land           
Smells like foodgrain:     Vaishya land    
Smells like liquor:             Shudra land

According to the sages of olden days:
According to the above, the best land is that which is white-yellow in colour, beats six types of tastes, has colour uniformity, is full of livestock and food grains, smells like lotus and is free. From the mixing of stones and rind, protrudes towards South or west side; is bound by a ravine and is devoid of sharp objects and where seeds grow into a tree.
Soil white in appearance:      Brahmani land
Red coloured soil:                   Kashatriya land
Green coloured soil:              Vaishya land   
Black soil:                                 Shudra land
Has sweet water:                    Brahmani land
Tastes bitter:                           Kashatriya land
Tastes sour:                             Shudra land
Full of sacrificial grass:          Brahmani land
Full of heavy grass:                Kashatriya land
Full of long reeds:                  Vaishya land
Consists of all types of grass:    Shudra land