Post-Halloween Chi Roundup

I hope everyone had a safe and fun Halloween.

Which part of Halloween do you like better: the cobwebs and spooky decor or pumpkins and sweet candies?

If you answered cobwebs and spooky decor, that’s a Yin energy. If your answer is pumpkins and sweet candies, that’s a Yang energy.

Yin and Yang
Our life is filled with Yin and Yang. There has to be dark to have light.

Typically at Halloween, there’s more Yin energy than Yang energy. So now that Halloween is over, let’s clean out those cobwebs – fake ones as well as real ones. We’re now going to welcome the Yang energy into our homes for the holiday season.

Fall Cleaning
Let’s call this a Fall Cleaning. We’re going to chase away the excess Yin energy by cleaning up the cobwebs, sweeping away the dead leaves and cleaning the windows and door handles.

Be Thankful
While we are busy cleaning, let’s start bringing in the Yang energy by thinking about the things we are thankful for. Thanksgiving is just around the corner, after all.

Here are some examples:

• I am thankful for this cool weather.
• I am thankful for a place I can call home.
• I am thankful for a warm cup of coffee in the cool Fall morning.

Let’s try to be thankful for at least one thing a day and continue thanking until at least Thanksgiving to see what kind of Yang energy we can call into our homes.

If we can keep this up until Christmas and New Years, maybe our thankfulness will be a habit. Then I can show you how to start being thankful to attract a great career, wonderful people, wealth, good health and positive relationships into your life.

I am thankful for my blog followers!

Next Steps
Leave a comment telling me how you plan to clean out the Yin and thank in the Yang.

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