Infuse Positive Energy into Your Home

Surround yourself with positive energy. Good vibes translates into good moods and better health all around.~Unknown

When you enter your home does it evoke a feeling of harmony? Do you feel positive energy flowing through your home? What are you thinking, saying and doing to infuse positive energy in your home?

Let Positive Energy Flow into Your Home

Let positive energy flow into your home. It is ubiquitous. It flows through us and surrounds us. Given energy can be positive or negative; it can be a force that awakens or subdues us. While we all don’t want the same thing, on some level we all want to be able to influence the energies we encounter, how we feel, and what we can achieve in our daily lives. And, this notion extends to influencing the energy that flows through your home as well.

This is a resounding philosophy of the ancient Chinese practice called Feng Shui. This is a practice that reveals you can create positive energy flow in your home if you harmonize your life (Slow Down and Calm Your Hectic Life) with the surrounding environment. But, you have to clear the path for energy to flow. For example, visualize energy being water. Can you imagine water flowing freely through your home?

Your home is a reflection of your inner self. The environment will affect your life from an emotional, spiritual, and physical perspective. This will mean different things to different people. In the place you call home, you can choose the colors, furniture placement, style, scent, wall hangings, and surrounding elements such as flowers, plants, or water fountains. It’s all you. Creating a home with harmony, peace, and good energy is a huge part of living a blissful life. So, where do you begin? How do you start infusing positive energy into your home?

Five Basics to Infuse Positive Energy into Your Home

1. Freshen air. Bring in flowers and plants and change your air filter.
2. Open space. Remove things that are creating clutter.
3. Add color. Enhance colors in your home that are visually stimulating to you.
4. Rearrange furniture. Position your furniture to so your rooms feel open.
5. Play music. Play music that lifts you up and makes you feel good.

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