|
|
Pairs of things throughout your home are symbolic of partnership or relationship. Place yourself in a powerful position when lying in bed, standing at the stove, or sitting at your desk. Power positions means the ability to see the door, but not be in the direct line with it. Bedrooms are for rest and intimacy. If possible do not have a television, computer, exercise equipment, desk, or anything under the bed. Too much clutter or lots of books near the bed make it difficult for your mind to slow and calm down at the end of the day. When entering the house, if the first room you go into is the kitchen, it is believed food will be the focus. There is the potential for weight gain. Use a different door! The approach and entrance to your home is very important and sets the tone for your experience of the house. Is what you first see attractive, calming and uplifting? Or, is it more focused on the maintenance of the house and the chores you need to do? Create an attractive and sacred approach/entrance to your home. Dried flowers are dead and have little to no life force. Remove and replace with live or colorful silk plants. Painting a room is the quickest and least expensive way to shift and uplift the energy. Consider the function of the room and choose a color that instinctively feels like ti would contribute to the use of the room.
|
|
|
