Plants That Attract Positive Energy To Your Home

Plants are proven to have a major influence on health and well-being. But it is that, in addition, some favor the flow of positive energy and counteract the negative. The book Paradise is your home, tells us what they.

1. BASIL CLEANS

“Sacred plant in India, has been used since ancient times to do cleansing both in people and in homes. Basil protects from bad energies, attracts good ones, and provides harmony and tranquility”, says in the book of ‘Paradise is your house ‘by Diana Quan. 

2. ALOE VERA IS POWERFUL

In the same book, Diana Quan claims that Aloe vera is considered one of the most powerful plants for fighting bad vibes. “It has a reputation for attracting prosperity and good energy in the places where it is placed. It is said that if it grows vigorously it is that it is attracting good fortune, but if it withers it means that it has absorbed the bad vibrations to protect us.”

3. BAMBOO GIVES GOOD LUCK

“In Asian countries, bamboo has been a symbol of good luck and prosperity for centuries. It brings well-being and tranquility, but also vitality,” says Quan. The owners of this bamboo-surrounded garden are very lucky. 

4. CACTI PUSH AWAY NEGATIVE FEELINGS

“Cacti are believed to be able to neutralize radiation from electronic devices, but their greatest virtue is attracting good energy,” says Diana. “It is also said that they can ward off negative feelings such as envy and even scare off malicious people,” Quan continues. 

5. CHRYSANTHEMUMS FOR GOOD MOOD

“In addition to beauty, chrysanthemums can provide well-being at home, promoting happiness and good humor,” says Diana Quan. That is why it is recommended to place them in places where there is or could be some tension. Have dinner with the mother-in-law? Chrysanthemums singing.

6. JASMINE FOR LOVE

“Also known as the couple’s plant, it is beneficial for romantic relationships,” says Diana. For this reason, place it in the bedroom, as it attracts positive energy to strengthen passion and sensuality. In addition, it is a good repellent for bad vibes and controversies, helping to create a good atmosphere.

7. ROSEMARY PURIFIES

The medicinal properties of rosemary have been used since ancient times in numerous cultures. “It purifies the air, brings inner peace, improves mood and lack of vitality,” says Diana Quan. 

8. LAVENDER FOR HARMONY

In addition to the recommendations that we can find in ‘Paradise is your home’, there are other plants such as lavender, with the ability to promote happiness and harmony, calm the mind and improve sleep. 

9. THE ORCHID IS A GIFT FOR THE SENSES

As beautiful as it is aromatic, the orchid is believed to improve mood. It has the ability to release oxygen at night and improve energy in the room, making it suitable for both living rooms and bedrooms. 

10. MINT FUELS COMMUNICATION

Peppermint is a good ally for health and fuels positive vibes in any environment. Peppermint is said to fight bad vibes and help fight insomnia. It is also used to improve communication at home.

11. EUCALYPTUS ATTRACTS PROSPERITY

And economic well-being! So it is good to place a bouquet of eucalypti on the table in your study. In addition to this power, it has the property of a natural air freshener.

A THEORY ENDORSED BY FENG SHUI

Feng Shui values ​​the multiple benefits of plants because they are an essential element to balance the chi in the house while improving our physical and emotional state.

As the American writer of Chinese descent, based in Spain, Diana Quan explains: “This ancient method classifies plants according to their energy properties and their situation within the home. But it must be borne in mind that not all plants are considered beneficial. This is the case of bonsai, as symbolizing energy whose development was stunted, and dried flowers, as your chi is dead. “

It is also important that plants are well cared for, healthy, and arranged in harmony so that they attract good energy. “It is not advisable that they grow in any way or that they are withered since that causes negative energy for the environment,” says Quan.

HOW TO CHOOSE PLANTS ACCORDING TO THEIR ENERGY

• If they are vigorous, they protect us from contamination, noise, heat, and excessive light.
• If they are fat or fleshy they activate the energy of abundance, because they accumulate water in their roots, stems, and leaves.
• If they have thorns, put them outside for protection, as they arouse aggressive chi.
• If they are dangling, keep them from looking languid. Prune them and use guides so they are erect and vigorous.
• If they are climbers, place them outdoors, taking care that they do not suffocate any wall and that they do not cover the sun to other plants. Better if they have flowers, such as bougainvillea, jasmine or honeysuckle.
• If its leaves are round, oval, or heart-shaped, they will harmonize the rooms.
• If its leaves are long and pointed, they produce negative energy, so better outdoors, to deflect the bad chi that may come from outside.
• If they are aromatic they will activate the chi of the house. Inside the house: coriander, basil, or mint. Outside: thyme, rosemary, lavender, oregano, or sage.

GET INTO THE HOUSE ON THE RIGHT FOOT

For the positive energy to enter the house, Diana Quan guides us. “At the entrance door, it is convenient to place two pots on both sides of the door with colorful flower plants and healthy foliage. They will filter the energy that crosses the threshold and, in addition, will positively predispose the people who enter. The most indicated are the aromatic and that they never cut the path, “he says.

In the hallway and hallway put ferns, philodendrons, or focus, which will make the energy flow. Arrange them on both sides of the hall, zig zag.