Get rid of junk

Jill Edwards

Get rid of junk

If you will bypass your home, explore the cabinets, drawers, shelves and dusty corners, you find there? Most likely, the answer is simple: the trash. Most homes are full to them. It's the clothes you'll never wear, books that you'll never look at the music that you will not hear any more. This is a pile of different securities, which you once gave myself to go through. Smart kitchen appliances that you use once and then abandoned, the extra pots and pans. The mysterious box left over from the last move, dried plants, unwanted gifts, half-used cosmetics. This is a bunch of photos, dried paint, a broken vase that you would like to stick together, and a whole bunch of unidentified little things that, according to your calculations, suddenly one day come in handy ...

Our outer world is a mirror of our inner world. Thus, excess trash and debris indicate some unfinished business. Clutter shows how we cling to the past, do not want change and believe in the scarcity of our home. According to the wisdom of the Huns, all of what we own is tied to our energy strings "aka." Each object increases our energy, or pulls it out of us.Rubbish, of course, depletes our energy level. He tires. He dispels our thoughts, prevents the free flow of energy and gets us nowhere. It also does not allow fine home energy (chi) to flow freely, and it affects how we feel at home and that we attract into their lives. No wonder the experts on the art of feng shui believe the liberation of the house of unnecessary things of paramount importance.

Here's the basic rule that should guide us: if you do not like or do not use this object - this is rubbish. Throw it! Turn it into recycle, give to a friend, bring the store to charity, burn, or simply throw out. (If you decide to leave it, put it where you will not find it!) If you find it hard to clean trash from a home, stop for a single room or even on one cabinet. Since the release of unnecessary things frees up a lot of energy, you yourself will soon want to continue this process.

Clearing the house of trash we produce both a symbolic cleansing of our psyche. We let go of the old and create a space for the new. You will become easier to focus in mind there are clear ideas and you are aiming for a top priority.Cleaning the house makes life easier. Do you feel the freedom, more energy and move into the carefree time.

As soon as your house will be relatively free of unnecessary things will be easier to keep it that way. Before you bring something in your house, ask yourself, well, so if you want this thing has taken place in your sanctuary. If so, why not introduce a rule "is one thing, the other goes," and bringing something in, something else to throw out to make room for new items.

One form of trash, as a rule, remains unaccounted for us.This means of communication and information, from an excess of which many of us suffer. It's all kinds of phones, faxes, mobile phones, computers, televisions, radio and newspapers, not to mention the mail and garbage, which is daily bombarded with in our mailbox. If we are not hermits, then, of course, can not fully insulate ourselves from all this.Information - an important aspect of our lives. But it is wise to determine how much of it should be let into your house and when. Some of us have become like telephone exchanges, where dozens of simultaneously sounding voices. Thus, we do not hear the soft voice of his deep "I" and stuck in a difficult time. (So ​​if you need to answer the phone when it rings? Is it important to read every day the newspapers or watch news on television, why not gradually wean yourself from it? Look how calm you will become! And if it happens that something important, you in any case find out about it.)

Of course, even to throwing old things, too, can go beyond reasonable! Too clean and scooped up the light house seems empty and sterile. (In my house full of all kinds of figures of cherubim, plush toys, a lot of books and minimalist in style "Zen" it seems very cluttered.) Our house must be well organized and free of unnecessary things, but in this case and filled with life.