NINE THINGS YOU SHOULD REMOVE FROM YOUR HOUSE OR BEDROOM

Today we discuss nine things you should remove from your house or bedroom.

The law of attraction is simple; "like energy attracts like energy." Everything in the Universe is energy and vibration at its core. And this goes for your house and everything in your home. All things in your home are energy with specific vibrational frequencies. And these specific vibration frequencies are sending information to your subconscious mind at all times.

This subconscious energy is programming your point of attraction, which controls the vibratory rate of your thoughts, emotions, and actions. This controls what you attract into your life. The law of attraction is very simple; if you change your energy, you can change your life. A lot of the times people don't realize how the energy of their environment is affecting them.

NINE THINGS YOU MUST ELIMINATE RIGHT NOW FROM YOUR HOUSE | THEY ATTRACT POVERTY AND RUIN

They agree that the people we spend the most time with will impact our energy, BUT they rarely think about how the most common objects we're around will control our energy as well. So today I will break down nine things you should remove from your house or bedroom, which will make you happier, and change your point of attraction.

[debras]

1. Old bills
2. Distressing images or artwork
3. Broken items
4. Worn out shoes
5. Clothes you no longer wear
6. Furniture or objects you don’t really like
7. Broken or inaccurate clocks
8. Thorny plants
9. Belongings of the departed

[ilanamillion]

I feel comforted and happy by the possessions of family members who have passed on. As you say, it's a personal thing.

[laurenbauman]

In the winter months I walk wearing a down jacket from my departed dad. I feel like he’s with me in nature. His favorite place was the outdoors and his old jacket gives me great comfort and warmth.

[georgiafrancis]

Hi Jake, my art work is ALL humans, no animals in any of my paintings----I planned it that way for the past 40 years. I can't stand to look at pictures of people I do not know. It's like inviting a stranger into your home to live with you! Trees, only trees.

[PhthaloCobalt]

This is absolute truth! I just had a junk hauler out to take damaged furniture that I inherited from my mom along with some broken small appliances out of my place. The energy shift was palpable and immediate. My place feels so much better now. Thank you.

[VertigoMusicMagazine]

Jake is right on with this. I keep my home, my life, my kids, and my cars clean, organized and clutter free always. I have only beautiful artwork in my home (including my own), anything broken gets thrown away if it can’t be fixed right away, old shoes get dumped and all of our shoes are organized in our closets. We give clothes away constantly. If we don’t use it for a year (unless it’s a coat or something), it gets donated. Our clothes are also organized in our closets. The furniture in our home is nice and well organized. Broken clocks are ditched. Batteries are changed right away. I’ve always not liked thorny plants and don’t have any! Their energy always felt “spikey” to me. I wear two rings from my grandmother and great grandmother but have nothing else from the departed but a couple of photos on my wall. And photos in photo albums that are put away so that if anyone wants to have a look occasionally, they can. And we are totally prosperous!! ❤️🙏🕉️ 💵

[coolkids]

Would love to see a video on the things that attract positive into our lives

[lee]

Mum's stuff and clothes makes me happy. Her photos make me sad. I love wearing her stuff and saying it was my Mum's.

[lisamackres]

I agree that there's a lot of truth to this- especially clocks that don't work. Lisa Mackres, MSW

[ginnyk]

I’m downsizing and amazed at how much stuff I have accumulated over the years. I have gone through phases of keeping junk because I might be able to fix and use it later. There were memories attached to old clothes, things that didn’t fit but I might lose weight. I recently threw out a clock that didn’t work and my husband wanted to get a new one just like it…I was given Grandma’s old kitchen table and I feel guilty for wanting something else in that space…
Excellent topic, thanks. 👍❤️👵

[tammiefraser]

I never would have thought of most of these things but each of them make so much sense….✔️🎯 i’m also happy that you made sense of certain items being a “case by case“ because I have a quilt that belonged to my great grandmother that is somewhere around 110+ years old that I use every night and it brings me great comfort… I do not want to get rid of it ever!💕

[gretchenburton]

Thank you, Jake❤❤❤
My hudband passed 10 years ago. My parents also. Am living in an inherited mobile home in a resident owned mobile home in a land owned MHP in san diego county. Many thefts, burglaries and vandalism. The HOA wants me to move, sell cheap so they can install a new one and have someone move in that they want. Creepy. So I continue to declutter, repair, give things away and sell a few. It has been heartbreaking.

[Imnotaboy]

My home is filled with random fun, colorful things which make me smile. Dopamine decor is real.

[Goddess-Winner]

Wow, Jake I didn't know you kept Bob Proctors picture was next to your work desk!!! Thank God for what Bob taught you and now you are teaching us to be powerful manifestors!!!

[Sophien]

My favorite color is blue! My mom passed away 1.5 years ago, but I knew not to hold on to things from our past on loved ones from Dr. Joe Dispenza. I learned from our present pope not to keep broken dishes or things in our home, for it represents lack.

[hollyfalb]

Thank you Jake. Your message was highly inspiring, I've been putting this off for awhile and today I just did it! I went throughout the house, closets, dresser, bedroom, living room etc. I even inspired my husband. We feel so much lighter and it really shifted the energy of our home. Thank you again for this important message. ❤🙏🌞

[Tazj]

❤ Thanks for this spring cleaning video. I have been watching you for about 6 years. You have done an amazing job on your videos. I am grateful an appreciate you and all your time spent making these, all the things you share, an the research you have done. You are spot on with this video... I removed ticking clocks about 3 years ago... An have to say that even then, I did not realize just how much anxiety the sound was giving me. I just knew it was an unhealthy sound, and well, I'll never own another one. ❤

[outlawnow]

I have noticed that certain things in my environment provoke negative feelings, however, I never really thought about how to restore positive vibrations.

[jeneanfortson]

Hey Jake! I haven't seen you for a while. I love the video. There are a few things that hit on point with me. I said that this is the year I start getting rid of things that no longer serve a purpose. 💜💜

[ginaholmes]

I love this video-such simple changes that make an impact. My father died three years ago and I'm going to rethink what I have of his that makes me happy and what makes me sad-I certainly have both.