Clear The Clutter From Your Life

As we move into late summer, nights draw in and flowers bow their heads toward the earth turning to seed. This is a good time in the natural cycle of the seasons to take stock. We can look around us to see what can be gathered, harvested and kept, and to find what has now ‘gone off’  and is no longer needed.

Clutter and Space Clearing

Space or clutter clearing often comes up for my clients in kinesiology sessions, so it seems to me that the energy in our homes contributes considerably towards our well-being; allowing us good energy when it is working well for us, and our energy being depleted when it is not so great.

Here are some case study examples of space or clutter clearing coming up in my client sessions:

When the body presents stuck old energy to be released in a kinesiology session (discovered though muscle monitoring), it follows that the client then clear the old energy from their home, so they are no longer affected by it and can maintain the good energy levels achieved in their session, once home again.

De-cluttering your living space

Clutter clearing can extend to other areas in your life

My advice is to deal with the physical areas around you first, such as house, car etc, before working on more energetic changes. This will act as a good foundation, making it easier to let go of any emotional / mental / spiritual issues you may then want to release. You might like the support of an experienced therapist to safely help you with these personal changes.

Further clutter clearing themes

Out with the old and in with the new

Personally, I love a good clear out.  I believe getting rid of what you don’t want makes room for what you DO want to materialise. Try it, and see.

You may also like: Space Clearing in a Therapy Setting

Here are some websites I enjoy for inspiration ~ 3 different approaches.

Karen Kingston ~ www.spaceclearing.com  About clutter clearing and using Feng Shui to space clear and bring what you want onto your life.
Marie Kondo ~ http://tidyingup.com  This lady is a tidying fanatic – right down to how to fold socks!
Courtney Carver ~ http://bemorewithless.com  Minimalist blogger.
I hold no responsibility for the content found in the above websites.