Attracting Positive Energy

Whew! Well, yesterday was an adventure. By adventure, I mean a dusty, bleach laden bonfire of the vanities, but, you’ve got to make it fun. Mundane can make you insane, so best to enjoy the process.

Now that I’ve got the clutter clear, I want to give the house an energy make-over. Here are a few tips to brining positivity into your home and keeping your energy flowing.

1. FRESH AIR & SUNSHINE

   Fresh air and sunshine have incredible cleansing powers. As the wind blows through your hair and the warm kiss of the sun beams on your face, the energy of nature will always make you feel anew.  So if the weather permits, open up your windows or take a walk outside.  Feel the cleansing air enter your lungs as you breathe in, then exhale the negative energy and repeat.

2. SMUDGING

   Smudging has been a heritage from the times of my Indian ancestors.  To smudge, you light a rolled stick of sage, set the intention of what you are going to cleanse (your home, body, an object, etc.) and fan the sage lightly.  If you are at home, open the windows to release negative energy as it is cleansed.

3. SALT

   Salt Rock Lamps – The beauty and tranquility of the lamp allows individuals to focus on positive energies which allow them to heal mentally and physically. It is also believed that Himalayan Salt Rocks transfer the negative ions in the air.

   Salt Around the borders of your home – Sea salt placed around the borders of your windows, doors, and house have been known to ward off incoming negative energy and cleanse the environment.

You can find these great tips and more at powerofpositivity.com. They have got some great advice for, well, being positive and powerful. I am a big proponent of these energy tips and personally use them. Now that the house is ready to receive an influx of new positivity; I’m looking forward to utilizing them once more.

Here’s your quote of the day:

If you have positive energy you will always attract positive outcomes.

~ Steve Backley

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