Monks dedicate their whole life in obtaining harmony, peace, and wisdom. Their mission is to share with the world the life lessons and wisdom they achieved.
The home of each individual is a reflection of their psyche’s deepest layers, a place where they feel safest and most relaxed. Because our home is a sacred place, monks give us laws of life on how to make it a place of positivity, good ambiance, and good vibes.
These laws should not be followed by only one member of the family, but by everyone that are a part of the home in order to make the flow of positive energy smoother.
The Buddhist Monk said the following laws will help increase the positive energy in your home.
1. Take care of the objects in your home.
You must give value to everything you possess regardless of how you acquire it. Whether it’s a limited edition or acquired through a garage sale, it still took a lot of work to arrive in your home.
It’s said that the way you take care of the objects you have, you take care of the people in your life.
This is especially true when the object is specially given to you by a loved one or a special person in your life.
With the passage of time, things could get obsolete.
Some are replaced with new models while others are simply outgrown by its owners like a pair of shoes or coats.
Instead of throwing these things away, find people who need them as much as you did the first time you got them.
This way, you still maintain their value and usefulness, and they leave a positive trail back to your home.
The monk referred to the ideal time you should wake up in the morning. Starting the day in silence means you are experiencing the complete peacefulness of the place you live in. This, in return, creates a place of peacefulness in your psyche.
Waking up early will give you time for meditation and prayer in the wee hours of the morning.
This will help tune in to positivity and decide how you want your day to flow. When you have a positive mood, it will influence everybody in the home and your day in general.
And at the end of the day you will subconsciously know that you will get back to that peaceful place so you can sleep and recharge.
By opening your windows, you allow bad energy to go out and the positive energy to come in.
Letting in fresh air will also improve the health of everybody in the house. Opening the windows eliminates bad odors as well.
This means plates, utensils, or any kitchenware you used should all be cleaned prior to sleep at night. While this prevents inviting cockroaches, it also keeps bacteria away.
It is a subconscious reminder that you have finished every task for the next day to start clean.
It’s letting you know that everything is in the right place for you to have your next meal. That has a powerful spiritual meaning of purity and reassurance for survival.
Not only will you keep your home clean and the people healthy, you also allow the smooth flowing of the positive energy.
Your home is your abode. You should give it the same loving care you give to your loved ones.
Once you give your focus on what you are doing at the moment, it becomes a kind of meditation.
While this makes you less stressed, it will also boost the pride of each one for having contributed in the cleanliness of your home.
Even children should participate in the house chores.
This division of chores is a subconscious reminder that everybody who is a part of your home, of that special and safe place inside your psyche, plays their part to keep it pure. And it’s also their reminder, for their own psyche, as they call that their home.
Cleaning your home as a team not only will make a priceless bonding moment but will also enhance your teamwork.
Source: Rise Earth > Natural Healing Magazine;
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