How to Remove Bad Energy

How to Remove Bad Energy

By Alue K Loskotova

Posted on August 11, 2023

Translation to English by EraofLight.com

We can all appreciate the healing effect of being in nature, far from civilization. But eventually we have to go home. When we compare the sense of peace and connection we feel in nature with the stress, noise and bustle of the city, we clearly feel that there is a big difference. Part of the difference is the energy programmed into the physical objects in those places. There is incomparably more good energy in nature than in our house or city.

Why we feel so good in nature

There are fewer people in nature, so it is more isolated from disturbing human thoughts. Thoughts are also energy. Thought energy attaches to physical objects near the source of those thoughts. Destructive thought energy creates stronger energy patterns and stays longer than constructive thought energy because it is heavy. Fear and stress will last longer than love, peace and happiness.

Sunlight is a stream of energy that washes away any bad energy, so outdoor spaces are regularly cleansed by the sun . That’s why it’s very hard to stay depressed when you’re on the beach in the sun or sitting outside under a tree.

Nature is also full of plants. Plants emit constructive energy. They emit high vibrations, but they do not think, so they do not burden their surroundings with any disturbing frequencies. Plants don’t care about work, bills, or relationships.

Before we start filling our homes with constructive energy, we need to remove any accumulated dark energies. Here are simple methods to remove destructive energy from your home:

Salt carpet

This is by far the easiest method. You simply sprinkle dry table salt on the carpet, wait an hour and then vacuum up the salt. For a medium-sized room, use about 3 to 6 tablespoons of salt. Salt crystals have a natural ability to clear programmed energy from space. Then take the bag out of the vacuum cleaner.

Clean Up 

Things like old magazines and dirty clothes can trap a lot of destructive energy in your home. Delete the old stuff you no longer need. Keep coffee tables tidy and clean. The laundry belongs in the laundry basket. Wash dirty dishes. Bad energy needs objects to cling to in order to stay in the house. By keeping your living space organized and clean, you won’t give her a chance.

Play some spiritual music 

Choose some soothing meditation music to fill the space for a few hours. You will see that after a while there you will start to feel completely different.

Meditate there 

Proper meditation once or twice a day in your living space will send a strong constructive vibration into the space. The transmission from a meditative state of mind is much stronger than under normal circumstances, so the good energy is stronger than the bad. The right meditation will saturate the space with uplifting energy even for several hours, and it doesn’t even have to be complicated.

Add live plants 

Plants add color, life, oxygen and good energy to your home. Just avoid the cacti.

Fumigate the space

This is a great way to remove even very strong dark energies.  Even in the happiest of homes, bad energy can appear. For example, by bringing scanned food that 20 people in front of you had in their hands. The shopping cart you put this food in has the energy of people who used that cart before you. If you’ve ever bought something from a flea market, bazaar, etc., then those items can carry the energy of the previous owner, as well as whoever handled them before you.

What to smoke?

Basically, anything goes, but for cleaning spaces or cleaning objects, some herbs are more proven and popular than others.

Sage is typically used to cleanse, bless, and heal an object or person. Sage is used to clean the energies in a space, or to clear energetic imprints from the past, for example when we buy a used item or bring home groceries from the supermarket.

Frankincense is good for protection and is often used to purify spaces before moving in. It will protect your residence from unwanted spirits, but it can also be used to protect yourself, a sacred place or an object from unwanted influences.

Alue K Loskotova

• https://aluska.org/

The Way of the Sage

The Way of the Sage

By Alberto Villoldo PhD

Posted on May 24, 2023

This week we will explore the four practices of the Way of the Sage: The Practice of Mastering Time, The Practice of Owning Your Own Projections, The Practice of No-Mind, and the Practice of Indigenous Alchemy.  Take some time to think deeply about each practice and how it might change your life.

Mastering Time. To master time, you let go of your idea that effect follows cause, and you step into the stream of timelessness. In the West, we’ve been taught that time flows in one direction only, that the future is always ahead of us and the past is always behind us. This is monochronic time, which flows linearly, going at its petty pace from day to day. But time doesn’t just fly like an arrow; it also turns like a wheel. That’s why polychronic time, is considered sacred. Here the future seeps into the present to summon us and we can change events that have already occurred. The Laika believe that the chance occurrence of events, such as how two people happen to run into each other serendipitously, is just as significant as their cause, or why those people were in the same place at the same time.  Synchronicity allows for future causation and is more interested in the purpose and meaning of an event than in its cause.

Owning Your Projections. To own your projections, you must discover and acknowledge the parts of yourself that you’ve refused to look at. It turns out that everything you believe to be true about the people around you, or the situations you find yourself in, mirrors a story you hold about the way the universe works. When you understand this, you can take a long hard look at every difficult situation in your life and then change it within. The psychologist Carl Jung called these hidden parts the shadow. Our shadows are those parts of ourselves that make us feel that we’re not good enough, that we’re unwanted, or that we’re a failure and will never be happy; and projection is the mechanism through which we cast these undesirable qualities onto others.  On the other hand, we also cast positive shadows. Marianne Williamson once said that it’s not our darkness that we fear the most, it’s our light meaning we tend to disown our own beauty and tremendous talent, keeping ourselves small and diminished.

No Mind. Practicing no-mind requires you to break free of your thoughts and get in touch with the sage within, who is beyond thoughts. You don’t have to spend hours upon hours in meditation to do this, although the practice can help anyone who wants to master it. When you become aware of how your mind foolishly jumps from thought to thought like a monkey, you can sit quietly, amused by its activity. The parade of thoughts will continue, but you won’t get caught up in it. There will only be the sage. You make the switch from identifying with the chatter to becoming the sage by asking questions such as “Who is hurt?” “Who is angry?” and “Who is late to the office?” What brings you home to the sage is always this: “Who is it that is asking the question?” The minute you ask yourself this, you break the trance and the mind dissolves. Only spirit remains, because Spirit is the sage.

Indigenous Alchemy. Indigenous alchemy is made up of four steps: identification, differentiation, integration, and transcendence. Identification. Identification is the quality of serpent, differentiation, of jaguar, integration, of hummingbird, and transcendence, of eagle. When a Laika wants to solve a problem, she practices indigenous alchemy and then works her way up to a higher level of perception, where solutions are readily available. We’re always in the process of identifying with some things, differentiation from or integration with others and transcending others. The way out of identification (into jaguar) is by owning the projection. The way out of differentiation (into hummingbird) is by turning it into a journey statement and asking yourself, “What do I have to do in order to move on?” The way beyond integration into transcendence (eagle0 is to see opportunity where you once saw only problems. Indigenous alchemy allows you to do your learning withing, rather tan through your children, parents, spouse, and co-workers.

What have you learned about the Way of the Sage?

Alberto Villoldo

• https://thefourwinds.com/