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Clear Your Clutter
Spring Clean with feng shui and you'll get more than just a clean house. In her syndicated column,
RX for Living, Nancilee Wydra answers "Nan Landers" like questions with real life strategies.
"The location of clutter in a home often points in the direction of that person's challenges." Says Nancilee
Entrance of a home - Fear of relationships
Inside a closet - Unwilling to examine emotions
In a kitchen - Resenting or overwhelmed with care giving
Next to a bed - Desire for change or escape
On a desk - Frustration or fear of not being in control
In a corner behind a door - Detachment from others
Under a piece of furniture - Appearances are important
In a cellar - Procrastinates
In an attic - Believes the past is better than the present
In a garage - Difficulty with achieving goals
All over - Angry at others and self
Nancilee recommends this simple process to clear out the clutter that seems to be preventing your best and highest self to emerge. Buy or use an existing egg timer. Set aside five minutes during your best time of
day. Some of us like mornings and some evening, it doesn't matter which you choose. What matters is that you don't try to do this when you are stressed or tired.
You must be consistent. At the same time every day set the egg timer and begin sorting, tossing or whatever you have to do to remove the clutter. When the timer goes off stop even if you want to go on! After 100
days you will experience change in yourself and your surroundings.
Nancilee Wydra, Feng Shui Master and author of eight books
on feng shui, travels the country lecturing and
consulting for Fortune 500 companies and individuals.
She is the founder of the Feng Shui Institute of America
and has developed the first nationally certified
professional training program on feng shui in the
country.
To secure additional
information about her lecturing, consulting and teaching
contact her at: NancileeWy@aol.com
or visit www.Windwater.com
or 888-488-FSIA or --for FREE answers to feng shui
questions: www.EfengshuiUSA.com.
Nancilee Wydra’s
Books:
1. Feng Shui The Book of Cures
2. Designing Your Happiness
3. Feng Shui in the Garden
4. Feng Shui and How to Look Before You Love
5. Feng Shui Goes to the Office
6. Feng Shui for Children’s Spaces
7. 101 Ways Feng Shui Can Change Your Life
8. Feng Shui Principles for Building and Remodeling
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