Your bedroom should be a sanctuary—a place to recharge and find peace. But often, we unknowingly fill it with items that disrupt its energy.
According to Feng Shui principles and similar traditions, certain objects can block abundance and even invite misfortune. If you want to create harmony and support prosperity in your home, avoid keeping these 8 things in your bedroom.
1) Clothes You No Longer Wear
Old clothes that are just taking up space. Take some time to go through your closet and drawers. If you haven’t worn something in over a year, it’s time to let it go. If the item is still in good shape, donate it so someone else can make use of it. A great method is to hang your clothes with the hangers facing backward at the start of the year. By year’s end, anything still facing the wrong way hasn’t been worn and is ready to go.
It’s easy for clothing to accumulate, especially with changing styles or body sizes. But holding onto garments that never see the light of day traps stagnant energy. Overflowing drawers and bursting closets send the message that there’s no space for anything new—like you’re clinging to the past.
Letting go of outdated clothing clears energetic space for growth and transformation. Just as you create room for new outfits, you also create space in your life for fresh opportunities and experiences.
So declutter those unworn items. Offer thanks for their time in your life, and pass them along to someone in need.
To welcome abundance: Treat your wardrobe like a magnet for prosperity. Keep it open, light, and inviting, and let good fortune flow through.
2) Books Collecting Dust
Old books you’re never going to read again? They’re number three on the list. Books hold powerful energy from the knowledge and ideas they contain. When they sit untouched and forgotten, that energy becomes stale.
Think of each book as a stream of thoughts and inspiration. When that stream stops moving, it becomes murky and stagnant.
Holding onto books you’ll never pick up again clogs your mental space and blocks the flow of new information. Donating or gifting them keeps your energy—and your bookshelf—circulating. Let your shelf be a reflection of current curiosity, not past moments you’ve already moved on from.
This also includes e-books and online courses you never opened. Clearing them from your devices lifts that lingering mental weight.
I recently passed along my copy of Think and Grow Rich. Once it was gone, space opened up for Feeling Is The Secret by Neville Goddard. Your books should help you grow—not gather dust.
To invite prosperity: Clear out the old to welcome new ideas, mentors, and inspiration into your life.
3) Expired or Neglected Beauty Products
Outdated skincare, makeup, and hair products. Check your beauty stash and toss anything that’s expired or unused. These products not only collect bacteria over time, but they also carry stale energy that can leave you feeling stuck.
Just like food, beauty products have a shelf life. Using them past that point can transfer their dull energy to your body and your mindset.
Holding onto expired items may also signal a lack of self-worth—like you’re settling for less than what truly nourishes you.
By clearing out what’s old, you open up room for new and revitalizing products. This act tells the universe you value yourself enough to care with intention.
Fresh, quality products enhance your outer glow and, in turn, attract positivity and admiration.
To avoid scarcity: Toss anything past its prime. Let your self-care routine reflect your worth.
Your bedroom should be a sanctuary—a place to recharge and find peace. But often, we unknowingly fill it with items that disrupt its energy.
According to Feng Shui principles and similar traditions, certain objects can block abundance and even invite misfortune. If you want to create harmony and support prosperity in your home, avoid keeping these 8 things in your bedroom.
1) Clothes You No Longer Wear
Old clothes that are just taking up space. Take some time to go through your closet and drawers. If you haven’t worn something in over a year, it’s time to let it go. If the item is still in good shape, donate it so someone else can make use of it. A great method is to hang your clothes with the hangers facing backward at the start of the year. By year’s end, anything still facing the wrong way hasn’t been worn and is ready to go.
It’s easy for clothing to accumulate, especially with changing styles or body sizes. But holding onto garments that never see the light of day traps stagnant energy. Overflowing drawers and bursting closets send the message that there’s no space for anything new—like you’re clinging to the past.
Letting go of outdated clothing clears energetic space for growth and transformation. Just as you create room for new outfits, you also create space in your life for fresh opportunities and experiences.
So declutter those unworn items. Offer thanks for their time in your life, and pass them along to someone in need.
To welcome abundance: Treat your wardrobe like a magnet for prosperity. Keep it open, light, and inviting, and let good fortune flow through.
2) Books Collecting Dust
Old books you’re never going to read again? They’re number three on the list. Books hold powerful energy from the knowledge and ideas they contain. When they sit untouched and forgotten, that energy becomes stale.
Think of each book as a stream of thoughts and inspiration. When that stream stops moving, it becomes murky and stagnant.
Holding onto books you’ll never pick up again clogs your mental space and blocks the flow of new information. Donating or gifting them keeps your energy—and your bookshelf—circulating. Let your shelf be a reflection of current curiosity, not past moments you’ve already moved on from.
This also includes e-books and online courses you never opened. Clearing them from your devices lifts that lingering mental weight.
I recently passed along my copy of Think and Grow Rich. Once it was gone, space opened up for Feeling Is The Secret by Neville Goddard. Your books should help you grow—not gather dust.
To invite prosperity: Clear out the old to welcome new ideas, mentors, and inspiration into your life.
3) Expired or Neglected Beauty Products
Outdated skincare, makeup, and hair products. Check your beauty stash and toss anything that’s expired or unused. These products not only collect bacteria over time, but they also carry stale energy that can leave you feeling stuck.
Just like food, beauty products have a shelf life. Using them past that point can transfer their dull energy to your body and your mindset.
Holding onto expired items may also signal a lack of self-worth—like you’re settling for less than what truly nourishes you.
By clearing out what’s old, you open up room for new and revitalizing products. This act tells the universe you value yourself enough to care with intention.
Fresh, quality products enhance your outer glow and, in turn, attract positivity and admiration.
To avoid scarcity: Toss anything past its prime. Let your self-care routine reflect your worth.
