After a roaring success in Dhurandhar, Actor Akshaye Khanna, recently performed a traditional Vastu Shanti havan in his Alibaug home. The video, shared by priest Shivam Mhatre on Instagram, shows Khanna calmly performing the rituals and offering prayers, a simple act that feels both sacred and grounding.
Whether you believe in Vastu, Feng Shui, or just the simple psychology of tidiness and ritual, creating positive energy can influence moods, relationships, and even productivity. If Vastu havan feels far-fetched, here are some simple ways to harmonise your home and usher in good vibes before the new year.
Let there be light. Candles, diyas, or fairy lights can lift spirits and create a warm atmosphere.
An untidy and unorganised space can keep you confused. Also, mess is energy trapped. Clear it out to let fresh vibes in.
Let natural sunlight and fresh air flow; nothing beats the power of natural air and light.
It’s winter time. From chrysanthemums to marigold and more, flowers galore. Even a small vase of blooms shifts energy instantly.
Not only do they bring greenery indoors, they also attract good luck. Consider bringing home plants like Jade, money plant, snake plant to name a few.
Incense or essential oils like sandalwood, lavender, or jasmine help calm and uplift.
Repaint, cushion swaps, or even artwork in bright, cheerful colours invigorates space.
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A small fountain or bowl of water reflects calm and serenity.
Place mirrors to reflect light and positive energy and avoid cluttered reflections.
Maintain a small spot for notes of thankfulness, photos, or sacred symbols to remind you what’s good.
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