MAKING SPACE FOR WHAT MATTERS
In a culture driven by accumulation, many of us find our homes — and even storage units — overflowing with far more than we truly need.
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Every object in your space carries energy and influences the mind. When shelves, floors, and surfaces are crowded, so is your mind.
To enjoy harmonious Qi, we must make space — physically and energetically .


Beauty Isn't Just Visual- It's Energetic
What is beautiful emits Sheng Qi — uplifting, life-enhancing energy.
By intentionally cultivating beauty and harmony in your surroundings, you invite this positive energy to support your life.
One essential principle? Clarity over clutter.
A clean, visually balanced space fosters well-being, supports emotional balance, and enhances the natural flow of Qi.
Clear Space, Clear Energy
Oversized furniture and clutter — like overflowing garbage, messy piles of paperwork, or crowded inventory — can block the smooth flow of Qi in both homes and businesses.
To support good Feng Shui, your space must be clean, tidy, and open to energy flow.
That said, don’t worry about everything being perfectly arranged. In an active, lived-in space, a bit of natural disorder is expected — it’s about balance, not rigidity.
Every object exerts an influence on the mind.
We should not cram our homes with unnecessary objects. When we step into a house with objects that have a revitalizing presence, we can feel our minds quiet down.
Swami Purnamritananada Puri
Create a Sacred Space & Feel the Shift
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If possible, dedicate a room — or even a small corner — as your sacred space.“Sacred” doesn’t have to mean religious. It simply means intentional — a place for reflection, peace, and connection.
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Homes with a consciously created sacred space feel noticeably more balanced, grounded, and vibrant.
This one simple shift can make a meaningful difference in how life unfolds for you.
Experience it for yourself.
Featured on the Redfin blog, I was quoted as the final word, pointing out that 'One Size Fits All' Feng Shui is generic at best and cannot transform your life:
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Look at the Images
Look at the images in your home or workplace as if you were analyzing a dream. Each image can be like a metaphor. Does the metaphor support what you want or hinder it? What would the images tell you about the people living with them? Remembering that every object exerts an influence on the mind, decide if what you see is uplifting or holding you in a negative pattern. ​

Your home is your living, breathing, 3D vision board!