12 Plants That Create Positive Energy In Your Home!

We all keep plants in the home to enrich and decorate the space.

However, there are plants which can really enhance the energy flow, purify the air, and create a sense of peace, relaxation, wellbeing, and happiness. The elimination of negative energy will reduce stress, improve health, and help you experience joyful moments. These are the 12 most effective plants to promote positive energy in your home of office:

Holy Basil

This plant purifies the air and attracts the positive vibrations. Moreover, it emits oxygen 20 hours daily and also absorbs the dangerous gasses from the environment.

It also has potent antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory properties, and acts as a strong antioxidant. In order to enjoy its spiritual healing effect, grow it under full sun, placed in a north, east or northeast area of the home or garden.

Rosemary

Rosemary  purifies the home from the harmful toxins, and thus promotes physical and mental well-being . Its smell immediately improves the mood, treats anxiety, insomnia, and fatigue, and improves memory. It also helps you achieve inner calmness. You should grow it in a sunny place, but do not water it too often.

Peace Lily

This plant brings spiritual, mental, and physical prosperity. It enhances the energy flow by purifying the air and neutralizing the indoor gasses. It will also provide a tranquility and restful sleep. You should place it in a darker place, like in your office or a corner in the house.

Aloe Vera

This amazing plant brings positive energy and happiness, destroys negative vibes, and has potent healing properties. You should regularly water it, and keep it in indirect sunlight or artificial light, in a pot with a proper drainage.

Jasmine

This plant with a pleasant smell relieves the stressed mind, provides positive energy, builds romance, and boosts the relationships. Inside the home, place it near a south-facing window, and in the north, east or northeast area in the garden.

Chrysanthemum

The chrysanthemum is believed to possess healing properties. Moreover, it promotes purity and honesty, cleanses the air and eliminates toxins. It is a symbol of longevity and wellbeing. You should keep it in spots where tension is generated in order to create tranquility.

Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena braunii)

This plant has been used in Asia for millennia, as it symbolizes prosperity and good fortune. Feng shui believes that the vertical shape of lucky bamboo represents the element wood, which affects our vitality, life energy, and physical activity. It is a low-maintenance plant, so keep it in a shaded corner, away from direct sunlight, in a glass bowl with about 1 inch of purified, or distilled water.

Areca Palm

Areca Palm purifies the air, detoxifies it, leaving a pure and positive environment. The leaves of this plant soften the energy in the room.

English Ivy

This is one of the most effective air-filtering houseplants, eliminating the toxins from the air, and creating a positive, safe, relaxed, and calm environment.

Orchid

Feng shui believes that this houseplant enhances the energy and the lives of the ones in the home. It has long-lasting flowers which can be in various shapes and sizes, with a sweet, pleasant smell which calms the mind and improves the mood. It releases oxygen at night, so it is best to keep it in the bedroom.

Sage

Its amazing cleansing qualities eliminate the negative emotions like fear and anger. It promotes the flow of positive energy and is also incredibly beneficial due to its numerous medicinal properties. You should not keep it on dry or low humidity spots.

Money Plant (Epipremnum aureum)

This houseplant is also known as golden pothos,silver vine, hunter’s robe, or ivy arum. According to feng shui, it supports the flow of positive energy and leads to fortune and good luck.

You can grow it as a climber or a trailer. In order to reduce stress, negative vibes, and anxiety, you should keep it in some angle or in front of some sharp corner, with the shoot pointed upward, to provide prosperity and wellbeing.

Source: www.davidwolfe.com
Other included sources linked in David Wolfe’s article:
Top 10 Home Remedies
Organic Facts
Dr. Axe
Rodale’s Organic Life
Organic Facts
About
The Huffington Post
Featured image source: www.davidwolfe.com

SHARE

About miki