How many times have we heard that about "your house, your castle"? Many ... And it is so, our house should be a place where we feel good, that is faithful to us, that we provide comfort, peace and peace. Our home should be our temple, a place that helps us grow as people, in which we are the center.
Beyond the usual care we ensure in our homes such as cleaning, air daily a few minutes letting fresh air in and allowing natural light to flood our spaces, there are some very healthy extra habits that will make our house fill with positive energy.
According to life philosophies such as Feng Shui, green plants convey peace and harmony and wood symbolizes prosperity and health.
Salvia: we must place the plant near a window. The sage purifies the air of our spaces as well as having cholagogue, antiasthmatic and emenagogue properties among many others. The shamans use it next to the cedar to scare away the spirits of bad energies and attract all the positive.
Romero: if we place a rosemary plant at home we will feel in full nature. Rosemary is known to chase away insects and moths. Being close to other plants, protects them. Its therapeutic applications are many: it stimulates the nervous system, improves memory, fights states of decay and hypotension ...
Jasmine: different beliefs give jasmine properties to attract love, good fortune and positive energy. In addition, its delicate perfume creates feelings of well-being and calmness.
Bamboo: bamboo is a strong and resistant plant so in many cases it is used as a metaphor to fight in life and achieve goals. In China, for example, you usually give lucky bamboo to celebrate the New Year. Let there be no shortage in our house.
Basil: keeps mosquitoes at bay. With this plant we will combat fatigue or migraine states that may be caused by inadequate energy in our home. In India it is known as "The Incomparable" for its incredible benefits for our health, both physically, mentally and spiritually.
Cactus: they have to be placed near electronic devices since they absorb the electromagnetic energies and negative radiations.
Plants that purify the air: the Peperomia, the "Cintas", Shefflera, the Ciso or the Pilistra are indoor plants that require little care, are precious and also ensure the cleanliness and purity of the air.