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first, I would not recommend removing all pictures of the ex from the room, as
your son will probably seek to hold onto the hope of the relationship reuniting.
This is a first layer and once the healing process begins, he will make that decision
on his own which will set his intention and build empowerment. The more he does
himself, the quicker the healing will take place.
Let's
begin this process by working on his bedroom. Start
with the room: Strip the bed. Completely change all the bedding, pillowcases,
and sheets. Flip the mattress. Clear as much clutter as possible, shifting
energy and creating flow. Open windows to create air flow. Visualize negative
going out, and positive flowing in. Use a space clearing technique such as
sage, drumming and/or sprays to clear out the old. Re-balance with a soft bell
or crystal sound bowl. Check the artwork. Remove lonely landscapes or storms. Bring
in artwork that supports his talents and dreams and brings him joy. A reminder
of the "Bigger picture" will help to open his heart up. Check
the relationship corner of the room - southwest or back left corner from the bedroom
door. Look for anything broken, or a single item. Add a symbol of two in this
area, such as two rose quartz crystals. Keep a light on in this area for enlightenment. The
Body: Use colors and
scents to support his healing process. Orange will heal grief and help release
the pain and attachment to the emotion of the relationship. Have your son wear
an article of clothing right next to his skin in the color of orange. An orange
tee shirt will work well. Tangerine and Orange oils can also be used on the body.
The outer layer of clothing
can be coordinated in a color that best helps his external energy to help him
function in the world and to get through the day. He can bring in a touch of red
for survival and courage. Too much red will activate anger, so bring a conscious
awareness into the color choices. If he is scattered at work or school he may
need some earth tones for grounding. Anger and argumentative energy calls for
some pink. Green is always fabulous for healing and growth. Use caution with too
much green if there is a large jealousy issue in the relationship. Blue can bring
too much melancholy. Once your son connects with the power of color as a support
tool, he will be empowered in his choices. Overall
we will: Move the energy and clear out the old. Reset the space with
joy and intention. Check the room to remove any negative symbols. Bring
in positive artwork and colors. Use colors and scents for healing grief (orange
and tangerine) close to the body. Use colors and symbols to create awareness,
growth, movement, and encouragement. Wishing you both healing! Conscious
Design Magazine, Renae Jensen
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