Make your house feel like a home by connecting its design to your spiritual self.
But have you ever considered tapping into your spiritual side to determine how you decorate?
Janet Rae Orthis an internationally known intuitive consultant with over 28 years of experience.
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What Is an Aura?
An aura is an electromagnetic field that surrounds the physical body.
“The final three chakras are related to our spiritual experiences and connection to a higher consciousness.”
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All living things, including animals and plants, have auras.
While auras typically fall outside the range of normal human vision, some people can see them.
The key is understanding which layer of your aura you want to reflect and support in your design.
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People with dominant red auras often exude confidence and have a dynamic presence.
To match this high-energy aura, Orth suggests the robust, groundedindustrial style.
As such, the eclectic andfree-spirited Bohemian styleis an ideal match for you.
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Theyve done plenty of work on self-healing andself-care, resulting in a strong sense of self.
They thrive in clean, orderly, and simple environments with minimal distractions.
Green Aura: Nature-Inspired Design
Green auras indicate a period of growth, healing, and transformation.
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These personalities often seek balance, tranquility, and peace.
People with predominantly blue auras are usually sensitive, loyal, and known for their strong communication skills.
For these individuals, Orth says coastal orScandinavian design stylesmake an ideal fit.
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With its dramatic flair and creative decadence, Orth saysArt Decomatches this vibrant, imaginative energy.
Orth recommends trying theJapanese Wabi-Sabi stylesfor those with mostly white in their aura.
Irregularities are embraced, and the pressure for perfectionism is rejected.
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