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| Subject: | Crystals to Help One Remove Clutter from Home |
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| Date: | 06/24/10 |
| From: | Anonymous |
| To: | Healing Crystals |
Hello,
Which stones would you suggest for someone to use on themselves or around them to de-clutter their house of stuff (paper work and sewing items, etc.)?
Thanks so much.
Good Morning,
Clutter most definitely breeds more clutter, doesn't it? And there are many reasons, both physical and emotional that cause one to surround themselves with clutter. For instance, I had a grandmother that hoarded EVERYTHING. Her house was cluttered with all kinds of stuff — newspapers, magazines, canned goods, dishes, etc.! This went on for years. In the course of conversation, I found out that her family was extremely poor. During the depression, they literally had nothing. At some point in her young adult life, she began saving everything! Deep down, this was her way of never having to feel poor again. Her home, when she died, barely had a path to walk through there was so much clutter.
Sometimes, clutter in our home is really a mirror of our life and what is currently happening in it. If a relationship or job is in chaos, the clutter of "things" is a subconscious sign that we need to stop and "straighten up" — both in the home and in the head/heart.
I think that, in order to really understand the issue at hand, we need to dig deep into the cause. You see, the clutter, is just a symptom. So, this will be something for the clutter-er to consider working on.
Let's look at some crystal recommendations that can help to motivate and support the intent of becoming de-cluttered.
Rutilated Quartz promotes self-determination, self-control, strength of will and resolve. This is important because to change a habit (in this case, the habit of clutter), you need a crystal that will keep you strong in order to resist the old way of doing things. Plus, Rutilated Quartz is an excellent organizational companion.
Red Tiger Eye supports and in many cases, increases motivation.
Unakite is a stone of balance. It also provides a look into why we do the things we do, what motivates us to repeat a certain action over and over, etc. It can help to release old patterns.
Amethyst encourages and supports inner strength. It helps to balance body/mind/soul and aids in repetitive/addictive behavior. If you feel overwhelmed by the current clutter, Amethyst will help to calm, center, and encourage action (start the de-cluttering process).
Citrine energizes and invigorates, increasing motivation and physical energy. The perfect "let's get to work and clear out this clutter" crystal.
Clutter can be overwhelming. It did not take one day to get like that and it will not take just one day to organize it either. Take one hour, one day at a time, and do something. Even if it is just to get a box for one type of paperwork and sort that paperwork into it. It can be a box for receipts or medical bills or utilities — just start with one hour and one box. If the clutter-er has a good friend that has great organizational skills, ask them over to help. There is NOTHING wrong with asking for help.
This is a great start to becoming organized and uncluttered. Just remember, this did not happen overnight, so it will not be all organized and clean overnight either. Baby steps... one paper at a time :)
With love and crystal blessings,
Kristi
 Thank you so much Kristi, it has help a lot to understand get clutter has been not be able a let go. I will appreciate your help on the letting go crstals.Big healing hugs Lorraine. (Submitted by: Lorraine Jane Pearl on February 20, 2020) |
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| Thank you. I needed to see this, so I could also declutter. My children are getting older and I need to start get to start getting rid of some things that they no longer need or use. I also have clothes, shoes and accessories that need to be donated or thrown away. Again, thanks (Submitted by: Liz on June 12, 2019) |
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| Thanks so much for posting this. I’ve been decluttering for a while now and made hygge my goal for this year. I totally agree that taking smaller steps and practicing a lot of patience and compassion are the keys to achieving this type of goal. (Submitted by: lemarais on February 10, 2018) |
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