Creating Your Perfect Sanctuary & Sacred Space
By Jo Watt
To create a sacred space you have to surround yourself with things you truly love. Think of elements that make you feel relaxed and calm.
Personally I love crystals, candles, plants, mood lighting, sacred objects, music and my oil diffuser.
Here are some ways to Zen your house:
Candles: Find candles that have scents you love that are environmentally friendly and toxic free. Personally I love soy candles.
Pillows & Throws: Find textures that feel luxurious and you love that make you feel comfortable and calm. Personally I love anything faux fur.
Mood Lighting: Fairy lights, Soft Lamps, Dimmable Lights. Anything that creates ambiance and sets the mood for relaxation. I love warm fairy lights and salt lamps.
Diffusers: Set the mood whether it is a refreshing & uplifting mood or a calm & relaxing mood with your favourite essential oils.
Slippers & Dressing Gowns: Wear these around the house for comfort. Personally, I love my silk dressing gowns and fluffy slippers.
Music: This is the best way to set the mood for an environment. Put your favourite music on with some Bluetooth speakers and you can set the mood wherever you move in your space.
Live Plants: Plants are great for filtering our environment, uplifting the energy and air circulation in our home and it brings an element of nature into our environment.
Artwork: Find pieces of art that speak to you, make you feel calm or happy that you truly enjoy looking at. I love quotes around the house or my own creations.
Crystals: Crystals carry their own energy and properties and are great additions to add to your home.
Salt Lamps: These are great for adding Negative Ions into our environment, helping to cleanse the air and reduce EMF radiation.
Sacred objects: Whether it is a buddha statue or something that speaks to you whether it is an object of worship or something that holds significant importance to you, this is a great thing to add to your home.
What ways do you love to create your sacred space?
Disclaimer:
Watt Unifies Me does not diagnose, prescribe and treat medical conditions and this blog is sharing information for educational purposes only. Always seek medical advice from a trained and licensed medical professional