Feng Shui : A Cluttered Life: Middle-Class Abundance

POSTED BY Cathi Hargaden April 22, 2017 IN Podcast | No Comments

I just discovered this amazing video about the trials of the modern consumer buried amongst their

stuff; anthropologists looking at what this all means and how will it be all understood in years to

come.  It’s a compliment to what I wrote http://bit.ly/2b6aHAI in my own ebook and provides an

opportunity to realise that our mass consumption is a symptom of all the marketing and advertising

we have been hostage to especially via the television.

It has almost become a contemporary disease where stuff substitutes the more basic needs of man –

love, comaderies, relationships, friendships and how we have buried ourselves with so much clutter

that our own minds reflect what the eyes see around.

The dictum “An empty room is an opportunity” starts to make sense here when you see that when

space becomes filled the opportunity to create begins to diminish.  The occupier is the victim of the

clutter that they were subliminally collecting over time and then becomes an addiction to some when

they cant let go.

Letting go is a difficult quality to cultivate when we live in a world of acquisition and what is mine

remains around me.

What about your space-is it balanced? is it cluttered or is it too minimalist that it reflects no

relationship with anything or anyone; has your health been compromised?  has your wealth

diminished?  if you want to find out ways of how to shift the energies within your home or business 

Go to www.wealthyspaces.com

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