Clearing Clutter For Clarity
Have you ever walked in to a room and just felt a sense of calm and ease? If so, that room was more than likely free of “stuff”. By clearing clutter in a space, the room feels totally different. In a good way! It makes you feel better too! A different space gives a different energy.
Ask and It Is Given by Esther and Jerry Hicks is essentially a book about attracting and manifesting your desires. A part of the the book covers the process about clearing clutter from your environment. And how clearing clutter helps to unblock the good things that you are hoping and asking for. Physical and non physical things including relationships, that you might hope for now or in the future.
It’s all about learning to manifest your desires and goals and the chapter dedicated to clearing clutter shows just how important your surrounding environment is. For a better life and generally just feeling good!
The Science
In school, one of the basics we were taught in science is that everything is made of atoms which vibrate. Different things vibrate at different frequencies than others but everything is made of the same thing. One of the main points from Ask and It Is Given is this:
“…everything carries its own vibration, and because you develop a vibrational relationship with everything in your life, your personal belongings do have an impact on the way you feel and on your point of attraction.”
It’s the energy that is created in your environment by what you have in there. The Chinese call this energy Feng Shui. Bringing in some order and organization to your room can be a powerful thing. It brings some control on what you’re bringing into your home and your life. It can be negative or positive.
Of course there are other things in your life that you can be doing, in helping bring good to yourself and others. It can be a self care day or making time for your hobbies and interests. Clearing some things out is just one of the ways you can bring about good energy.
Minimal Clutter
Having minimal clutter doesn’t mean having a minimalist home. Some people have no problem living as a serious minimalist. Freeing themselves from “stuff” essentially makes themselves feel detached from physical things. Personally, total minimalism isn’t for me, and some of you feel the same way. However there are a few minimalist tips that can be applied for clearing clutter.
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A home that has personality and tells some of your story is important. Whether that’s a minimalist or a maximalist design style or somewhere in between. How much accessories and decor you have or do not have, makes the room and tells a story in it self. It’s just about organization. What is serving you and what is not?
What Counts As Clutter?
- Piles of paperwork
- Old or ill fitting items of clothing
- Unfinished work
- Objects gathering dust
- Broken items
- Incomplete projects
- Unpaid bills
- Unanswered letters and emails
- Unopened items that have never been worn or used
- Dead or dying plants and flowers
- Junk drawers and cupboards
The list above might seem like the obvious. But it’s amazing how much we hold on to without even realizing!
Benefits of Clearing Clutter
- You can enjoy your space and home more
- You will be able to find things easily
- A better space for attracting positive things in to your life
- Guests can come come over unannounced (lol)
- You will feel better
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Decluttering might take a bit of work to get rooms sorted. But in the end the declutter is worth it! If you’re looking to focus on one room at a time here are some organization posts by room:
What’s the first thing you feel when entering your room? Is there are room that you feel you need to tackle in getting in to order? Let me know in the comments below.
Chloe
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My office space. I have paperwork everywhere and I almost get everything off of the desk space and somehow another pile gets added on. I never actually finish clearing the space. I may get really close but never enough to continue keeping it clear. I say I’ll read that later and sometimes months go by and when I actually look at it, it’s really too late.
We’ve all been there in some part of our home! Maybe at the end of the day or week read through the papers and then throw out anything not needed?