Congratulations on your new home! Now that everything about this joyful milestone in life has finally sunk in, it's time to face the realities that come along having a new place.
"What now?"
"When do I begin unpacking?"
"In what area of the house should I begin?"
All these questions on this big transition can get overwhelming, and you may never really get started if you can't focus on which to do first. This is where you should consider Feng Shui takes - it's a good (and lucky!) step to start your move!
Here are 5 good Feng Shui by About Home you can do to bring in positive vibe into your new abode:
No clutter please
The best feng shui foundation for your new place is an orderly place, and by orderly means leaving all your clutter from your old house behind. Nothing brings more positive vibe than starting fresh - fresh space, fresh furniture, and fresh outlook. You can only achieve that by getting rid of things that has no real purpose in your day to day life, or that remind you of bad memories - like your old bed you shared with your ex husband!
Stick to things with purpose
How do you know which things to let go? Just find their purpose. How much do you like it? What does it make you feel? How often do you use them? You can achieve that clear energy level in your life if you establish connection with things you possess. Let go of things that you don't like and need and you will create that space where everything makes sense.
Your bedroom, your sanctuary
You spend most of your time in your bedroom than any other areas in your house, and it only makes sense that you send it the most positive energy. It is where you rest your mind and bodies every end of a draining day, and creating a harmonious, sensual, and calming energy will enhance the quality of your rest in your bedroom. If possible, keep technology out to avoid distractions. Keep the space well-ventilated by letting in natural air as often as possible.
Space clearing
Space clearing means washing a space on an energy level; just as with the physical dust and dirt, spaces also accumulate human emotions, memories, and it's good to clear them out regularly. It is one of the smartest things you can do before moving into your new place so you avoid absorbing the remnant energies of the past and start with a clean slate.
Energize the kitchen
Feng shui-wise, the kitchen is one of the first areas you need to work on when it comes to creating positive energy. Bring in some fresh herbs, make an aromatic cup of tea, have a bowl of fresh fruits. The kitchen needs to be filled with energy of joy, happiness, and nourishment - doing this will greatly benefit your entire household.
