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Using the ideas in this post, you’ll see that inviting positive energy into your home is:- Easy
- Affordable
- And fun!
A Little Upfront Thought
First, decide what space in your home you can make your own.- It can be a small corner in a room. Small spaces can be cozy and special.
- It can be a table centerpiece in your main living area or on your nightstand.
- It can be a whole room designed to be filled to the brim with positive energy.
- What do you think of when you think of relaxing?
- What color do you envision?
- What scent do you smell?
- Is there special lighting?
- What do you hear?
9 Simple Ways to Bring Positive Energy Into Your Home
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1 – Clear Out the Negative
Ok, so you can’t get rid of your negative family members or your loud, crazy neighbors. What you can get rid of is anything that doesn’t make you feel good. Examples of things you should remove from your positive space are:- Clutter: A de-cluttered space will help the flow of positive, inspiring and creative energy.Clutter in your environment can be a direct reflection of the clutter in your mind. Start small, like with a drawer. Slowly make changes to get rid of clutter and, if you’re like me, you’ll feel a sense of freedom with your clutter-free space.
- Decor that you don’t like: Keep only items that bring good feelings because the rest just stop the flow of positive energy. Your decor should make you smile!
- Unclean things: Dust or general unclean items such as laundry slow positive energy.Make your space tidy and organized. If there’s a bed, make it. If there’s a table, dust it.
2 – Choose Positive Colors

“… each color has a psychological value. Think about how certain colors make you feel; they can influence any emotion, from tranquility to rage.”So if you’re going to paint a room, be sure it is a color that promotes the feeling you want to promote. But you can also add color in less committed ways by using colorful accessories. To help you out, here is an abbreviated explanation of what some colors can do for a room as explained by Freshome.com:
- Red raises a room’s energy level and can stir up excitement. It can stimulate conversation in your living area, and make a strong first impression in your entryway.
- Yellow communicates happiness. It can energize and uplift. Yellow may not be a good choice for some rooms as studies show that people are more likely to lose their temper in a yellow interior. Interestingly, babies seem to cry more in yellow rooms.
- Blue is calming, and can “bring down blood pressure and slow respiration and heart rate.” However, dark blue can evoking feelings of sadness.
- Green is a restful color for the eye. It combines the qualities of blue and yellow, and is a good choice for almost any room in your home. It encourages unwinding and promotes comfort.
- Purple is associated with luxury and creativity. It can help your bedroom feel restful without feeling chilly.
- Orange can bring on excitement, energy, and enthusiasm. Use it in a room where you want to be active, such as a fitness room.
3 – Himalayan salt lamps
4 – Aromatherapy








5 – Crystals
Crystals are a spiritual tool that are said to help transform any negative energy in your home into positive energy. Get the magical energy from crystals by simply displaying them around your home. And, they’re beautiful!



6 – Meaningful items
Do you have a few special items that make you feel happy just looking at them? Maybe it’s a cherished necklace, a shell you found during a beach vacation, the perfect find at Hobby Lobby, or just a decor item in your favorite color. Positive sayings on decorative signs and pillows act as friendly reminders. Fill your space with meaningful items that are personal and invoke positive feelings. I like to have decorative feathers and angel wings that make my space feel sacred and that remind me to connect with God and the Universe. In the following photo of my home office, literally everything has personal meaning.- Desk: Is from my father-in-law’s business from many years ago.
- Artwork: I created the mixed media hanging art. The process of creating it brought me joy!
- Teddy bear: Was made by Hospice volunteers out of my dad’s clothing after he passed away.
- Framed crystals: This was a gift from my step-son. The crystals are in a pattern with specific meaning.
- Books: Some of my favorites. I generally donate books after I read them, but these are keepers.
- Angel painting: a gift from my artist friend because she knows I talk to my angels.
- Crystals: There are a few on that shelf to give positive vibes.
- Words: I resonate with the work “JOY” so there are a couple of those on the shelves.
- If you like my desk lamp, you can buy it here on amazon.

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7 – Nature
Bringing in elements of nature can help promote calm, peace, and relaxation. All that adds up to some great positive energy!Plants
According to Feng Shui principles, the natural green of plants is said to have a calming and relaxing influence on people.
Improving concentration which boosts productivity is a side effect of plants because they are known to purify the air by:
- Lowering CO2 levels
- Removing dust, mold, and bacteria
- Removing everyday toxins from electrical equipment.
Bamboo has been a symbol of peace and harmony for many centuries and is well-known for spreading positive energy. It is the one plant that I have no trouble maintaining, and it fits perfectly into a few of my “positive zone” spaces.
Bringing plants into your space to attract positive energy is a pretty simple choice.
Faux Plants
If you’re like me and lack a green thumb, a faux plant might be a better choice for you.
I recently purchased an inexpensive arrangement of faux succulent plants. They are incredibly real-looking and are a good alternative for me because I tend to forget to water plants.
My lack of green thumb doesn’t prevent me from enjoying a bit of nature. They look absolutely real and I love them.
Elements of Nature Available on Amazon with Free Prime Shipping (Click image to view on Amazon)
Read my post about how I used a gorgeous custom artificial tree to cozy up my deck area.
Birdfeeders
We have a bird feeder right outside our main living area window. It’s relaxing to watch the birds as well as the squirrels who also enjoy the birdseed! As we feed nature, they nurture us.
Enjoy this short video of our busy bird feeder!
8 – Smudging
(Click image to view smudge kit on Amazon)
How to Smudge- Say your intention either out loud or in your mind. For example, your intention might be to fill your home with positive and loving energy.
- Light the tip of your smudge stick – using a candle works best.
- Gently wave the smudge stick in the air until the tip begins to smolder, and allow the smoke to fill the corners of your home.
9 – No Electronics
After some hemming and hawing on whether to include this idea or not, I decided it was too important and needed to be suggested.
Home Is Where the Heart Is

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- Help you release negative vibes
- Inspire a calming of your mind
- Promote relaxation
- Revive good, positive energy
Real Life Examples
I’ll finish with a few photos of positive areas in my home.




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What a great combination of ideas, Ellen. And thanks for loving my healing candles!
Thanks, Carol! I appreciate you sharing your expertise. Your healing candles are so gorgeous, I’ll be ordering one of these days!
I can totally vouch for unclean and messy things making me feel really negative. I feel so much more positive and motivated when things aren’t cluttered. Paint colours really do have an impact too.
So true. Sounds like you’ve been through or have at least started the de-cluttering process. Clutter can bother people even when they’re not in the cluttered environment – it follows to work or wherever! I wholeheartedly agree about room color, too. When I walk into my favorite rooms at home, I just get a little joy rush walking in!
Great suggestions and I love your sun room! That would be my special place. I’d add all your suggestions and spend all my time there. 🙂
Thank you! I really enjoy our sunroom, too. I look out and see the lake through the trees. 😀
Ooh, really great tips here!
Thanks, Jody! Glad you enjoyed and got some ideas.