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How to keep craft clutter under control

Are you a knitter, a quilter, or do you have some other kind of hobby that takes up substantial space in your home? Is your craft clutter out of control?

Clear out the old to make room for the new

Sentimental items may feel comforting to keep. But no quantity of items that hold fond memories from the past are a substitute for living your life to the full now.

The dark side of sequins and glitter

It’s natural for humans to love sparkly things. Sequins and glitter remind us of starlight and the radiance of the spiritual worlds we come from. But they’re an environmental menace.

Why our online shop will only have limited stocks for a while

We're moving. Not continents, this time. Just within England. But during June to September 2022, it will mean some disruption to the usual services we provide through our online shop.

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How to dispose of old photos

A question that often comes up in my Clear Your Paper & Digital Clutter online course is how to dispose of old photos in an energetically conscious and considerate way.

Does it matter where you keep your shoes?

The energetic aspects of shoes are well understood in Asian cultures. But most Westerners know nothing about this so they tend to store their shoes in the strangest of places.

How houseplants can be clutter

Houseplants are a bit different to the other things you own because they are living things. But, like everything else, they can become clutter. This article explains how that happens.