Tips for Getting Rid of Clutter using Feng Shui–part 2

In preparation for the next garage sale season, many individuals are taking advantage of the chance to enhance the Feng Shui of their homes. Getting rid of clutter and unnecessary stuff from your home is a simple way to improve your space's positive flow of energy. Feng Shui's original practitioners recognized that removing unnecessary and undesirable goods was like taking a heavy burden from the shoulders of the owner centuries ago when the practice was first formed. Although we know how important it is to clear out clutter, it can be tough to let go of our belongings, even those languishing in a box in the corner of a closet for the previous year or more. Here's a test that all of your possessions must pass to stay in your house. All of your possessions should meet at least one of the following requirements. Don't waste your time if you can't respond yes to any of the following questions when evaluating an item: Selling or giving discarded items can help you de-clutter your own space, but it can also benefit someone else who might value it the item you no longer use. Having the ability to REMOVE! It is recommended that you do a thorough inventory of your belongings at least once a year, asking yourself the following questions as you go:

Do I use it?

Will it be useful?

Is it something I enjoy doing?

Would I look for a replica if I lost it in a fire and needed to replace it?

Would I be willing to place it in my prosperity area to increase my abundance?

Is it a source of good energy for the universe?

Does it make me think of joyful experiences or elicit positive emotions when I'm near them?

What if I had to relocate and didn't have it with me?

Is it something that will bring me joy or benefit my children?

Finally, if it's broken or damaged beyond repair, it should be discarded.

The more open your home is, the more positive energy it can attract, which means a higher quality of life for everyone living there.