Did you know that some objects and habits inside your home can affect its energy and even the health of those who live there? We call this the “house illness”: when the vibration of the environment becomes heavy, bringing fatigue, stress, or a sense of discomfort.
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But the good news is that it is possible to heal the house and renew its energy with small changes. Discover the items that make your home sick and how to transform each space into a refuge of balance and well-being.
1. Broken or worn furniture
Creaking chairs, sunken sofas, or doors that don’t close properly accumulate stagnant energy. They transmit a sense of disorder and discomfort.
How to heal: repair or replace damaged furniture and keep spaces organized. Energy flows better in functional and well-maintained environments.
2. Old unused objects
Stored relics you haven’t used in years can become sources of stagnant energy. Even if they have sentimental value, if they’re only taking up space, they may block new opportunities.
How to heal: periodically declutter. Donate or store what you don’t use, and keep only what brings joy or functionality.
3. Accumulation of dust and dirt
Dust, cobwebs, and built-up dirt affect not only physical health — they also drain the home’s energy, leaving the environment heavy and tiring.
How to heal: regular cleaning is essential. Dust, vacuum, and air out rooms daily. Clean environments renew energy and promote well-being.
4. Cracked or dirty mirrors
Mirrors are powerful energy amplifiers. When cracked, dirty, or poorly positioned, they can reflect negative vibrations and unbalance the environment.
How to heal: replace or clean mirrors, and position them strategically to reflect light and positive energy.
5. Dead or neglected plants
Lifeless or dried plants transmit a sense of death and stagnation. They can impact the home’s energy and even influence the mood of its residents.
How to heal: remove dead plants, replace them with healthy species, and care for them regularly. Living plants attract vitality and freshness.
6. Inadequate lighting
Dark or poorly lit rooms create a feeling of heaviness and depression, making the environment oppressive and tiring.
How to heal: use natural light whenever possible and add warm or diffused lamps. Proper lighting improves mood and revitalizes the home.
7. Broken decorative objects
Broken or chipped decorative items can attract negative energy, often without us realizing it. They create a sense of disorder and disharmony.
How to heal: repair or replace broken pieces and keep the décor organized, balancing colors and shapes.
8. Excess of electronics left on
TVs, radios, chargers, and other electronics in excess generate heavy energy and electromagnetic pollution, affecting sleep, concentration, and emotional balance.
How to heal: turn off devices when not in use and organize cables to avoid visual and energetic chaos.
9. Objects from absent people
Gifts or objects from ex-partners or former residents can block energy flow and create a sense of attachment to the past.
How to heal: remove or store these items somewhere that doesn’t interfere with daily life. Freeing physical space helps open space for new opportunities.
10. Accumulation of papers and documents
Stacks of bills, magazines, or old papers accumulate not only physical clutter but also heavy, stagnant energy.
How to heal: organize, digitize, or discard unnecessary documents. A space free of piled-up papers inspires clarity and productivity.
Healing the house means taking care of those who live in it. Small changes, such as organizing, cleaning, replacing, or renewing objects, can transform your home into a light, welcoming space full of positive energy. Start with the items that catch your attention the most and feel the difference in your daily life!
This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
