8 Things You Should Remove From Your House Right Now

[@monystire8024]

1. Old un used clothes 2. Broken things 3.single socks and worn out underwear 4 . Dirty or worn out shoes. 5. Un used hangers and hooks 6. Objects and clothes from people who are not longer in our lifes. (I don't agree with this one, if you have made that thing/clothes have a new meaning and it doesn't remind you anymore of that person) 7.broken mirrors 8.clutter

[@sc28_68]

Preciate you saving me 19min! 👍

[@debidonovan2385]

Thanks 😊

[@spdadventurer1754]

​@@sc28_68 Ikr i have a terrible concentration right now, anxiety etc so it's hard for me to focus for this long even if I once loved these kinds of informative videos .m not quite myself so a summary is what I was looking for and I'll follow it without knowing the explanations anyway

[@becomingabetterme5210]

@@spdadventurer1754 Ditto sorry hope it gets better

[@spdadventurer1754]

@@becomingabetterme5210 let's see, but thanks.. I have been a very positive person throughout my life despite of horrible depression but now it's like limit has crossed a billionth time which seems like an ultimate blackout of consciousness to me

[@otherworlder1]

I exited an abusive marriage four years ago. Divorce was final two years ago. Near the end of 2022 I was finally able to purchase my own house with my own money. I had left over furniture from the marriage as well as a few pieces of hand me downs of my grandparents and parents. I kept the most precious to me and sold the rest. I then, by the grace of god, the universe, and my ancestors, was able to outfit my home with new pieces that reflected the house but were my style. I have never felt so peaceful in a space before because I know it is mine from my own hard work. I love my home and the things I’ve purchased to live in it and I give all of the credit to god, the universe and my ancestors. The universe does not make mistakes.

[@jacquelineB717]

You have to make room for new to come in. The universe can't fill a void if its cluttered up❤

[@teresab2009]

The more you hoard the less you open up for the new. I'd been wondering why the gypsy's that come to my store never want their change. I've learned that as long as you don't hold onto the change then more money is manifested. That's why charity can be a bridge to personal wealth.

[@featheramericangoodeagle]

I've never even heard of Dolores Cannon. I can say this, she is absolutely spot on! I have a beautiful grandfather clock that was purchased as a gift to myself and former husband on our first wedding anniversary. Not long after my husband left me and our child, the clock stopped working out of the blue. These many years later, I fully intend on having this clock repaired. The single socks, I have a full drawer of them and hate to throw them out but they have always given me a feeling of aggravation just opening the drawer and seeing them useless. I have clothing that should have been burned a long time ago. I also have clothing my mother wore and she has been dead 25 years now. I have her wedding dress. I have already been on the journey of de-cluttering my house, although it never appeared cluttered; things are in closets and drawers that are taking up space that can be otherwise used appropriately. It has been a huge release for me internally throwing out old stuff that serves no purpose other than memorabilia. Seven out of eight things apply to my life. No broken mirrors.

[@southernmediator8919]

Awesome comment, yes!

[@yeslsaidthat]

Keep the socks it's a thing now to wear unmatched socks it's good to recycle😊

[@MuzakFavo]

My daughter is grateful for the pieces of garments that I have saved from when I was the age she is now. Fashion goes in cycles, and some fashion remains timeless and classical. When she takes over a piece of clothing (always in good condition!) she makes it hers. I sometimes forget it used to be mine, she so “moves into it” and makes it hers. At the same time this hand-down of clothes connects us. She says I had good taste, and she would have bought the items herself today. It’s an exercise in individuality and in connection between mother and daughter at the same time. ❤

[@bizhope007]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@misst1586]

Same❤

[@shellbells339]

My daughter has done the same thing. ❤ I do have a funny story about a super cool looking pair of my leather shoes from the kaye 90s... she found in our attic. She had a band audition for a music scholarship at a University and wore them. Well, as she was going up the stairs the entire sole started coming off. A professor saw her peril and offered her to go into his office and try some tape. She taped all around that shoe panic ridden 😂 and then click clucked into another room to audition. In that room was the professor that let her into his office! They both laughed. She did end up getting a small scholarship. She was so embarrassed. 😂 She came ome and said toss all those neat shoes away. I cant go through that again. 😂 I thought it was a wonderful lesson in perseverance! ❤😂

[@bizhope007]

@@shellbells339 lol. I love this...

[@ShureeRogers]

The art of Zen literally teaches these things 😌 ✨️

[@tanaz.9023]

Empty hangers are a reminder of my decluttering successes. When I feel frustrated decluttering I look at all the empty hangers and they remind me of the progress I've made instead of what hasn't been done yet. They keep me going lol

[@francesmccarthy]

Everyone is different. How you at it makes feel makers all the difference.

[@foxerrr7864]

I just purged all of my closets yesterday and this came up today. It’s such a great feeling of freshness knowing the stuff is gone. Even when the doors are closed.

[@TheSilmarillian]

Tell me about it I just cleared out things that I have had for years some threadbare some still wearable , then this came up in my recommendations hello from Australia , the Universe definitely works in the strangest ways indeed.

[@ShureeRogers]

Its like shedding energetic layers. I know when i purge things it feels sooo great after ❤

[@kernow9324]

I grew up in a house stuffed full of "things". It used to really upset me. As soon as I left home I made sure that wherever I lived I would have lots of space around me. To me, donating unwanted items is liberating. Yet I am the only one in my family who lives like this. The rest are hoarders.

[@michellepeace3408]

I’ve been purging and clearing out my house for over a year now. I’m down to old sewing projects…which I am about to complete! It just feels good and lighter and liberating to me! This definitely resonates with me. Deeply.

[@vicmn5868]

You inspire me. You should be proud. This is a huge accomplishment. I'm not where your at yet. But your comment gives me hope and motivates need to continue. Thaks again

[@eddiefox1984]

This made me laugh so much as I live in off grid caravan, everything around me reflects survival, its intention is to eat, live and keep warm, to worry about an empty hook, or have to think about these things I think humanity has truly lost touch with what we are, also what our focus should be about, living in line with nature does not allow for pondering a lone sock, but I am grateful as I really looked around me and felt truly blessed for my old torn jumper, the thanks I gave to the rusty wonderful pan, the joy of happily wearing the odd socks, and throwing things away, broken mirrors can become a great work of art and still be used, in fact can be a buisness, I create from clutter and junk and make a great life from it, so yes tell people to throw it away as a reflection of good fortune, as its all worth a fortune to me, chuck away society is not in line with a healthy realm, maybe mention charity or doing something good with the unwanted things, theres nothing tidy about living in spiritualiy uncluttered homes, I think opposite, but hey, its all perception, thanks tho

[@CoralBalmoral]

Loved this perspective, so 'different' yet actually so much more real, grateful and grounded, thank you 🙏 👍

[@kathtownsend3099]

So much gratitude from having so little Many a lesson to be learned from your way of life Thank you for sharing your perspective 💕

[@peggywildsmith6002]

I too live in a small caravan on the West Coast of Canada. I am shifting things all the time. What I don't need, I give away to someone who needs it. In turn if I need something I get it from someone who is getting rid of it. In a caravan situation, at least where I have lived, this goes on all the time. There was a bicycle that a friend brought home and fixed up. He road it a bit but got an electric bike. He gave that first bike away. In the time I lived in that particular camp, the bike changed hands twice again. I have moved on and often smile when I wonder about the bike.

[@babaib3513]

People don't understand that the less acquisative they r the simpler and less compulsive life can b .I am Indian and i read with horror of how brainy Indians who have migrated to usa are killing themselves and their entire families becoz they have lost their job and cud not get the dream house or dream car.its insane

[@cocochanel201]

I always feel lighter and happier when I clean up, clear out old things that are broken or I no longer want or use or have been from an old relationship.

[@jstu8]

This rang so true. I had a lot of clear cut revelations listening to this. A lot of things I kind of felt but never thought through clearly. Sometimes, when you’ve grown up poor or have had times of going without, you tend to have a hard time parting with items bc “just in case.” I’m thankful I’m at a point where I’m ready to clear out the old & finally either fix or toss items before it becomes a full blown unhealthy situation. Clutter really is stressful, whether realized or not. 💛

[@ShureeRogers]

Totally resonates because I grew up poor too. Old habits die hard

[@caroleminke6116]

It’s the weight of the past which was imposed on us by others who suffered

[@TheSilmarillian]

Synchronicity I just cleaned out a whole wardrobe of things I have not worn for years said to my lady it was like parting with old friends , then your upload came up in my YT recommendations, I am long past believing in coincidences Reiki master here, hello from Australia.

[@doreenng5500]

This is Feng Shui teaching as well. However I learned everything is neutral it’s own, it is up to us how do we label it. We are our own creator and master. Thank you for sharing great tips ❤

[@SandraDee11]

Single socks are good for dusting and cleaning.

[@caroleminke6116]

Yup I repurposed just about everything before it gave up the ghost 😊

[@emeraldlight4727]

Exactly & old t shirts

[@brunofuchs1699]

Single socks are good for socks, too.

[@user-vb6gl6nf7c]

Single socks are jar and bottle RV travel protectors, keeping them from getting broken in travel.

[@ShureeRogers]

Your space reflects your internal ❤

[@nicky-mf5ot]

Exactly my thoughts! That's why I'm not going to try to date or anything of the such until my house is done completely & organized the way I like (I'm in the middle of completely redoing my place, scraping, mudding, taping, painting & reducing clutter).

[@carolrichardson83]

I have done all of these things throughout my life without knowing why I was doing them ❤

[@marthamoreno1539]

Same ❤

[@ChildofGod98765]

Needed this. 😢😢 I’ve been struggling for years! I want to give up Amen, Jesus I praise you please take away my fears. Heavenly Father, I come to you asking for your blessings as a single mom. My husband passed years ago. I’m raising my children with strength and courage, despite the challenges I face with my sons both are special needs. Lord as I struggle to pay my rent every month and as I struggle to buy groceries for my children. I ask that you bless me with your wisdom and guidance, as I navigate parenthood on my own heal me Lord from lupus and heart disease and continue to give me strength to keep going so I may watch my sons grow into men.❤❤

[@silviuaureliakob6558]

🙏🤍🤗

[@lareelongtin5129]

Bless you and your family.🙏🏻🤍 I pray for healing for you.🪷🦢

[@gloriaterry333]

May you receive healing and love from all. ❤

[@rhodatuckey7119]

I am praying for you, Miss, and your sons...❤❤❤

[@MyHealingBasket]

I agree about broken items or saving some items "in case i need it later" and then 10 years go by and you dont need it. I also agree with single socks, lol I used to accept a loy of hand-me-downs from wealthy clients and i have to say it felt good, I felt i attracted abundance from.the good quality and fashinable items which normally i vould not afford.

[@TheSilmarillian]

I cleaned out my workshop two trips to the tip later didn't realise how much junk I had kept because I may use it some day , hello from Australia

[@caroleminke6116]

It’s about the flow & unless you’re a true hoarder with mental illness there’s no reason not to keep sentimental items unless the keepsake keeps us stuck in a happier place than the present & we escape to it instead of staying in existing here/now time

[@CoralBalmoral]

I've kept photos, letters, scribbles, they take up my whole landing and I have to squeeze by them. When I open them, there are nice things like leaving cards signed by nice people, with really nice messages that make me feel loved. It was real then but not now, I guess. Don't know what to do with all the old papers and photos, I live in a tiny space. And sentimental items that represent(ed) love ... 🤔

[@fbJ7777]

If it makes you unhappy or you dont use it then get rid of it.After my 2nd divorce I hauled many things away to donation or the dump. It helped tremendously.

[@ZasraFREE]

Our worth is not found within the material world, remember

[@susannafraser5835]

Everything vibrates energy.

[@caroleminke6116]

Plants & flowers are great for flowing energy ❤

[@Hispanictexaswoman]

Negative mindset is one good thing to remove. 😉

[@Kimmie102990]

Just pray over the items. Denounce and renounce and past soul ties if negatively in Jesus Name

[@nickyharvey6109]

I myself, cannot live in a place full of dirt and clutter❤.I have always cleaned my houses and rooms on a regular basis since childhood. I also clean my house with course salt to rid my home of negativity. It is crucial to my Soul and general wellbeing 🤷‍♀️If you go towards Christianity and even Physiology, what you have in your home does have an impact on oneself and those that enter. And broken stuff just annoys me. So I will give this video a👍up.

[@jbuntine1255]

Hi , nice garden to compliment nice house, space💐

[@sacredempress4917]

How do you clear with course salt?🩷

[@amyexner]

I love my old close…and I keep -his favourite-clothes of my late husband…..when I wake up into my closet I feel good; it’s me and my live.

[@BeyondSustainableLiving]

This is really well done! Wonderful! For the first time, I'm willing to let go of items I would not in the past despite knowing the teachings of Marie Kondo, Minimalism, etc. You spoke to me by going deeper and providing more meaning! Thank you!

[@phoenixrising5088]

I have my Mother's dentures on my bedside table. I wake up every morning to see her smiling at me. Very comforting. 😂

[@burnoutgordo7426]

Not funny

[@phoenixrising5088]

I thought it was hilarious but then it is Scottish humour. Perhaps you're American? I doubt you're Scottish or English.

[@phoenixrising5088]

@@JoKo203 oh thanks 😘 someone commented "Not Funny" I accused them of being American. I'm sorry 😄 but us Brit's do have a warped sense of humour 😘😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Rfsunnybrook]

That’s hilarious! My mom had upper dentures and my dad had lower. Sure wish I had thought to put them together lol

[@leslie5139]

​​​@@burnoutgordo7426 Why do you think it was only meant to be funny? People hold on to their loved ones things as a part of grieving. And grieving is different for everyone.

[@tinalouise1764]

Its like when you walk into a cluttered shop and you feel like you can't move around, then you notice you're the only customer in the shop and you feel claustrophobic so you walk out.

[@gwencunningham4297]

I walked into a TJMax during the holidays and left because of the overwhelming amount of items. It was not a happy joyful feeling of finding gifts. I ended giving money to my children and grandchildren. Some grocery stores you can barely get two carts side by side due to stand alone displays. This video has given me a boost in Ridding myself of a whole lot of "stuff".

[@deslocc124]

Purging all negative items.. concepts.. Thank you... A warm hug to all.. Love/Light..

[@Geetha_T25]

I am somehow always tempted to get rid of stuff mentioned in this video....And doing it gives me a sense of relief!

[@ShureeRogers]

Same ❤

[@PaintedPriestess]

Truth! Family Heirlooms are cherished and don’t need to be removed.

[@AnchoringHighFrequency]

Some are cursed.

[@annamarcelitashakil1738]

Negative energies does n it could be in ur home - so better off it

[@francesrose3649]

After my husband died I've started clearing out the house it's quite therapeutic

[@EL-cg2lj]

i tend not to only declutter but to move furniture around every so often. I knew the meaning behind moving furniture in wanting to reshape something in my life but not the items mentioned here…thank you.

[@jennifferguyton6028]

I have been doing this, practice for a few months now and I have noticed the difference it really makes in my every day energizes.. And the other video I watched upon this matter a few months ago, did not include the factor upon socks and undergarments; so thank you for that and you helped remind me that it's time for another cleaning of those things.. Namaste 🙏 Love and Blessings to All ❤️🌍🌅🌑🌌🌕🌧️🌈🏞️♥️

[@juliapolley1627]

I totally understand this and had aha moments listening. I have been doing this for a year and this has affirmed what I think I knew why I was doing it all along but just now realized why . Things that no longer serve me . I give things away to somebody who has shown interest. These items once served me but as I move on , maybe can make someone else happy. ❤

[@StDewi-it7dg]

i agree, i remember time i throw my old clothes that contains bad memories.. I feel much better..

[@stevec404]

Excellent video! When I finish watching, I am going to check on all eight categories in my house.

[@lovedandabundant6384]

Even though I’m in Australia and won’t see you live, I am SO SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!!!

[@LeosBajaAdventures-fn1gc]

Thank you for sharing this video. I have sensed the truth of each and every one of these comments and recommendations as I have begun decluttering various items and areas of my home three years ago. I want to go deeper. I want my home to be a place of inspiring abundance. Blessings to you.

[@shawnorth]

I totally agree with all these nuances in our thoughts and awareness surrounding our items

[@brandonharris9160]

Just because Delores Cannon has a sensitive energy field to outdated objects doesn't mean everyone else does necessarily. It's all about the inspiration you draw from them

[@caroleminke6116]

We don’t want to walk around like Pigpen in a dust cloud of dirty clutter that prevents us from seeing what is truly going on around us

[@nofartcheck3952]

Instead of getting rid of all the unused items or unprocessed items, can we simply transform them into something other more useful stuff, or simply recycle them into something else. To be honest, not everyone is not rich enough to part with all the items that have been instrumental.

[@PairOfKoopas]

Not being able to afford getting rid of old thing and replacing them with new is a lack mindset. We are abundant beings. In Abundance, we will ALWAYS have what we need even we need it.

[@rdklarnet4120]

But what if the missing sock shows up after i throw away its partner?

[@debbie8436]

As they always do 😂

[@barbaramcallister2244]

Save socks for children to make puppets.. glue on scrap clothing sew button eyes Felt ears.. etc..

[@EstellHartington-ut8lf]

Not everyone can afford to throw out their things!😮😮😮

[@RiverkeeperEmberStar]

Sorry I disagree I prefer to reduce reuse and recycle items giving them a new purpose because I am exactly that. Recovering from a terminal illness and giving my life a new purpose. 🙏🌎💚🌍💚🌏🙏

[@cbpapp]

We purge our closet and drawers of clothes and shoes that no longer serve us and are no longer for our highest good. We give them to people who are in need of clothes and shoes. Purging feels good and we feel good about giving to those who might not have enough or any clothes and shoes. We choose to place them in a bin instead of Goodwill so our things are freely given. As I understand it people in Japan fill broken tea cups with gold which makes them whole and beautiful again. I could be wrong about which Asian people do this, but I feel it is those from Japan? Much love to ALL in oneness!🙏🏻💗🕊️💫✨

[@rhondaivory3009]

I don’t agree with this. Items don’t cause a thing they’re just a thing. It’s how the person feels when seeing that item. If it’s sad probably should remove it. I’ve kept things from my mother and when I look at them I smile.

[@lovestreet2675]

Items have a vibration, energy. Do you really think they're just items? You even described the energy from your mother's items, so it appears you do agree with the video ❤️. It's so crucial we protect our energy. I agree with this video and I have some work to do. 💯‼️

[@PlainDoge]

Exactly what lovestreet said, it's all energy

[@PaintedPriestess]

Don’t miss the point. ❤

[@cc1k435]

Things that bring down your energy can go. Anything that raises it can stay. No burdens. ❤

[@curiouscat428]

If let's say they're "just items" but can somewhat affect your energy (the way you feel, etc), then it's best to get rid of these items.

[@vvalasek]

This is a great list except of the things of people no longer with us - you should keep a few things of loved ones that have passed

[@carolinewilliams1107]

Let the sun shine in

[@brianolson1158]

I do know as personal experiences, spirits attach to old things items houses vehicles ect . And they may not be nice spirits as most stuck here aren’t !!! I’ve experienced it and seen it !!!! So be aware !!!

[@Mel-os3ld]

Items dont affect ones path... Actions and intentions do

[@Mithras444]

Some people are hoarders and this message is more for those who can't let go. Can you imagine the mental state of a hoarder? It can't be good. But I do see your point.

[@shawnorth]

I guess the actions and intentions regarding ones item affect ones path. Why they hold on to them, what they’re for, if it’s held onto out of fear or used with love. Or whether it’s abandoned because of some inner state of unworthiness. I think items are significant in that way by how you associate with them

[@lovestreet2675]

Items have a vibration, an energy.

[@jstu8]

What @lovestreet said. The point of the video is that the energy of things you hang on you can subconsciously create stress which in turn affect your motivations and intentions.

[@Mel-os3ld]

@Mithras444 That I'm very aware of...the title says otherwise

[@Mithras444]

My sister in law is a energetic liability. I would like to clear her out.😅

[@gabriellagrace4734]

Wonder if she wants to clear you out? She may feel the same of you.

[@cefcat5733]

Some transform broken items, into useful, unique creations, making them new, unique and enjoyable. If you are not well-off, you learn to cut back where you can. You sacrifice over years and years, for others, in your family. You buy food, wear old garments, use old sheets to clean windows, instead of getting stylish clothes, or you pay for ongoing, rising living costs and emergencies. Some past energies are precious, glowing, with love and warmth. Otherwise, these suggestions are great. Clutter is not needed. It is possible to change your environment, when you are physically fit, otherwise you will need trustworthy help, to finish undone projects. In an ideal world, you would always have someone helpful and strong, to move an old dresser out of your home. Everyone gets old. Sometimes your privacy and peace, from a busy world, is more important, than your surroundings. If you can manage this, do it, while you can.

[@lizmolinar9575]

Thank you I believe this is true ❤️❤

[@geniehardee5274]

I studied with Dolores Cannon,. She never said any of this

[@piscesrising6533]

About clothing, I do not like thrift stores because I think wearing other peoples clothes, especially people you never knew can be a bit creepy …. Just my perspective

[@gabriellagrace4734]

Nah, you wash it good no big deal. One could say the same of new things that were made in a sweat shop.

[@merjemvr]

​@@gabriellagrace4734 imagine who was sewing your new clothes.... I buy clothes from recycling, shops, you can find things that look like new and quality. I love it.

[@aspiref250]

Broken mirrors can be a powerful tool in repeling unwanted energies. It's about intent. Place the pieces in a baggie in a window or near a door with the intent of repeling negative energies. Be careful not to get cut or kids getting hold of them.

[@papnossiworld]

Love and light ❤ ✨️💫

[@anthonyrichardson343]

You can't fix your inside by changing your clothes and your surroundings.

[@merjemvr]

I think surrounding has a big impact on how you feel. A cluttered and dirty house would make me depressed. I clean when I think it is neccesary, and try to organize, but i have big a problem with throwing things away..... Also a very clean and empty boring house with no nice colours, would make me depressed.

[@ingeragnar6357]

I did this for Christmas Thank you so much I claim and and are in trust and Love and Light and also Peace in my Life. 🥰😍🤩😘💥💫❤‍🔥❤‍🔥💫💥Succes in life with my LOVE💖💞💖💞💖💞💖I am very Greatful for all this Thank you so much 💫💥💫💥💫

[@rachelab74]

Hmmm, what if the broken mirror pieces are used in artwork?

[@MichaEizen]

I think that whatever one believes is manifesting for him... If he believes that many things or clutter are causing him negative results, they are most likely to happen in his reality. What about the rich people who have many things, and enjoy them? I don't think they believe they need to get rid of things... Their beliefs are different and it is manifesting in their reality... I don't think that having abundance of things has a bad effect on their life. I believe it's the intention and the way they precieve their reality... Minimalism and tidiness is not neccessarily promising a good or better life. The cleanliness, decluttering and clarity has to be inside... If it's not inside, nothing outside will change our life in the long haul... Some people have a messy desk and cluttered living space, and they are very successful... And some need to see the tidiness in order to feel good inside... If the outside has so much power to effect us, we will be depending on the environment around us... but we know that everything starts from the inside out, not from the outside in...

[@piotrwroblewski1358]

Thank you so much

[@Art_Martial]

# 1 access to the internet

[@PISSEDOFF-MADABOUTIT60]

I like to keep things that reflects good times and always find myself tossing things that remind of past struggles. Just picking up items that were involved in hard Times can give me feeling of dread until I Find something else to distract myself sometimes it last for days. So I can find this to be a fact.

[@sweetbe49]

My father teaches us as a young girl’s I believe in everything you said and watched other’s with cluttered they are depressed I love when my space clean where I breathe easily my sister at a young aged said don’t used faded out clothing. I am doing everything well Dolores said . Long before I heard this

[@Diana-ze8wu]

I probably agree with this 100% but I can’t watch because I care for elderly Ma in her hoarded out and cluttered home. I’ve cleaned out A LOT but she won’t let go of stuff. I stay frustrated and knowing why only makes it worse. She is beyond stubborn 😩

[@lindafolk4598]

Maybe helping her to see her fear around her survival instincts. Did she live through the depression? It's all emotional, all of our habits. I wish you both well.

[@evaslife-vlog454]

If the items doesn’t bring you joy. Get rid of it. Some People feel comfortable in a packed home, Some likes them minimalist. Minimalist or packed, the way you organize them tells a whole lot. From time you feel like you have no more space to add new items, starts getting rid of “old” Any non functional item eg. Dead appliances= it has served well, so it’s time to let it go. Kindly take it to the recycling. Clothing or items of your ex- get rid of them. Items of a deceased person, keep it minimal, eg heirloom, Pictures Give his/her washed items away.

[@superpisicikagemusha6661]

Worn out underwear and single socks are good to wipe the car, but beware to remove them from the car before going with the car to the service 🤣

[@greenalien3857]

Lol

[@agreeablegraylife]

Aw shucks - my whole house is broken. There goes my spirituality.

[@sawanaatishbiswa5262]

Thank you 🙏❤.😊

[@millazilla3811]

Love this channel sooooooooo much

[@PeachyKeen84]

Cloths hooks to me represent the future wonderful cloths to come into my life 😊😊❤

[@esterrios5626]

My thoughts too! I emptied about 20 hangers, gave the cloths to a lady about my size, and she was very grateful!

[@theclumsyprepper]

Dirty shoes can also mean that someone is living in a countryside, in a country where it rains an awful lot and mud and dirt are unavoidable. My shoes are dirty no matter how many times I clean them and there is no deeper meaning to it. It's just dirt. I am listening to the video and laughing, to me it's a lot of nonsense.

[@marilynruiz746]

What does it mean when a non operating clock suddenly starts ticking for you?

[@caroleminke6116]

That’s a clear sign from spirit & my father often reactivated digital clocks & other items such as a Tracfone

[@sue008A]

I don't agree with everything here. Especially when it comes to family heirlooms worth thousands of dollars that are passed down from generation to generation. Sorry there are certain things that you don't get rid of especially if the value of the item/ items go up in value as the years go by.

[@suzannecranny9838]

I love this story, thank you

[@livondiramerian6999]

Everything has energy, but we should distinguish between energies that transform us and energies that hinder us

[@Angelzdust11]

I am greatful thank you ❤

[@alexandermikrievskij5332]

great , great , great advices !!! thank you :)

[@erebuszeptepi5575]

I'm gonna try this. Thanks

[@Jbo143]

Items affect your mental attitude and well-being therefore affecting your current situation. It's not like the asteroid is thinking about you it's what you think about the ash tray. If it is from a past person no longer in your life it doesn't need to be around it will have those sad or negative feelings attached to it when you see it. It's all about triggering the person's brain affecting them not the item.

[@MsStarwoman44]

Thank you, I actually practice Feng Shui, which says the same thing!

[@anoel5194]

I see relevance in this info. It is conscious living.

[@teisaanthony577]

This is speaking of energy, there is energy around us always in which some we do feel and some we don't but still effect everything. These items may make you smile but they still carry the energy of the past and think if you kept everything you could that is sentimental you may then become cluttered then there goes that energy. I feel too there's nothing wrong with keeping something that makes you smile but this is speaking of if you want to live an harmonious life this would be the way. It makes so much sense to me💖

[@paulamunini6687]

Thank you

[@deneciajp]

wow this was powerful

[@misterbulger]

Dang she came for my closet first! I have so much clothing but most of it gets equal love.

[@sabrinas3981]

Thank you very informative ❤❤❤

[@civilianrightwing]

I adked God give me abundance so I can donate to those less fortunate. God told me to look at the closet and I discovered so much stuff that I got tired donating but the stuff did not end. 😂😅😊

[@nickybanks2217]

I've been de cluttering but got alot more to do and I felt better for doing it and I gave them to my local community charity shop which I know the money goes back in the community and not in any CEO pockets. Next are my clothes which is going to be difficult so that's my next task.

[@LGLEASON17]

This makes total sense! WoW!!👏👏👏🙌👌

[@ericgan7024]

This concept is identical to the Chinese Art of Fengshui. Very powerful to improve our lives, peace, good health and family wellbeing.

[@Javier-hq1tj]

I believe whatever we allow our conscience to give energy too will give it an energy. We are our own energy developers. If we want to be mad,sad, or happy we allow through our conscience to give it its existence. Learn to clear your mind, you will learn to find peace. What works for me is talking with my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen.

[@jimsquick]

Thank you.