#De-Clutter & Renew the Energy - Part-2 #De-own as you De-clutter

As I finished de- cluttering my wardrobes and shoe shelves and the bed side drawers, I felt a sense of immense relief and satisfaction.

 The load had started getting unbearable to hold on.... space was crammed... and I was so overwhelmed with things I was no longer in need of.

 As I sat overlooking my neatly stacked wardrobe with just enough stuff, I told myself as part of de-cluttering...My Home, Head & Heart now it’s the turn of my Head...

 As human beings we tend to stuff too much in our Heads and think lowly from the Heart.

 I sat down with my diary and pen... I started listing down people, things, thoughts and conditions which burdened my Head.

 One thing that I learnt from ‘Her’ was that only we get bogged down by all hurts and unpleasantness.... Everything else moves on..

 So the De-cluttering process of my Head started... I began analyzing my list....Slowly I found myself deleting a few burdens of my Head from the list.

 I told myself as part of self-care which is extremely important if I am caring towards others,  I must let go of people, things, thoughts & conditions which hinder my peace .

I am thankful to this thought of de-cluttering things which has been a regular feature but now also people & thoughts. The Magic of Gratitude to self cannot be ruled out! 

 I know it can’t happen in a day.... but the de-cluttering of Head has begun...It’s worth the time it takes for I believe-‘from out of clutter I will find simplicity and de-own as I de-clutter’.

 

                                              




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Comments

  1. tulsiApril 12, 2021 at 4:29 AM

    Very true , Rekha! We carry a lot of
    baggage in our minds which have to be put down. Easier said than done but worth attempting. Thank you!

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  2. tulsiApril 12, 2021 at 4:29 AM

    Very true , Rekha! We carry a lot of
    baggage in our minds which have to be put down. Easier said than done but worth attempting. Thank you!

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  3. UnknownApril 13, 2021 at 4:24 AM

    De cluttering of unwanted thoughts and people will surely help to find mental peace. I will also try to declutter unnecessary stuff from my mind and heart.

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  4. Yogi BhargavaApril 13, 2021 at 8:57 AM

    Very nicely expressed as unconsciously very carry past baggage specially the unpleasant memories . I think we should try to retain only pleasant ones. Cheers.
    Yogi Bhargava

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