Holistic Spaces | the feng shui podcast by Mindful Design · Anjie Cho & Laura Morris

Episode 372: Feng Shui Your Spring Cleaning

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Spring asks for movement. This conversation treats cleaning as more than tidying, since in feng shui a home adjustment can also feel like a fresh beginning. The mood stays gentle. Angie Cho and Laura Morris keep the practical advice close to the qi language, so windows, beds, colors, and oils all have everyday use and energetic meaning. Episode 372 names spring cleaning plainly. After the school and newsletter notes, the teaching moves into simple household care as a way to welcome seasonal change. Windows become the eyes of the home. Cleaning off winter debris is tied to perspective, vision, and the connection between a room and the world outside it. Orange oil gets its own little glow. The hosts connect oranges with abundance, prosperity, sunlike yang energy, and a brighter feel in the space. The bed becomes the place to start. For listeners who cannot redo a whole home, the bedroom offers a smaller, still meaningful beginning. Rest matters here. The bed and bedroom connect to recuperation, well-being, sleep, and better productivity through recovery. Materials help the room shift too. Lighter bedding, natural fibers like linen or cotton, and fewer heavy winter covers all help the room meet spring. Color carries intention as well. Yellow, sandy, and earthy tones support health and well-being, while green or teal blue can nod to the season's new energy. The advice stays doable. The closing prompt points to one first action, a small sprout of a thing that can still feel like a wake-up call.

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