What Not to Keep at Home: 5 Items to Get Rid Of Now

Feng shui is the ancient art of creating balance and harmony within the home. When certain design elements block energy (chi), it can lead to issues in relationships, finances, or well-being. Here are five common feng shui mistakes to avoid for a healthier and more balanced living space.

1. Broken or Damaged Items

Keeping broken items symbolizes stagnation and emotional heaviness. Unrepaired objects reflect neglect and can block growth.

2. Sharp Corners and Dangerous Decor

Exposed corners, animal horns, knives, or heavy items above beds can create "cutting" energy. These elements bring tension and unease.

3. Water in the Relationship Corner

Water features, mirrors, or washing machines in the back-right corner of the home (love area) may represent emotional instability or relationships flowing away.

4. Chi Blockers

Poor energy flow is caused by:

• Staircase facing the front door

• Long hallways ending at bedrooms

• Ceiling beams over beds

• Direct line from front to back door

These features can lead to loss, stress, or instability. Use plants, mirrors, or rugs to soften energy.

5. Heavy Objects in the Bedroom

Avoid large mirrors, harsh colors, lonely imagery, or clutter above the bed. These disrupt sleep, emotional support, and relationship harmony.

Optimizing home energy through feng shui supports emotional well-being, clearer thinking, and balanced relationships. Small changes can bring powerful shifts in everyday life.