Just as you’d scrub the dirt, grease, and grime from a home, you need to deep-clean its vibes, too. If you notice any of the above symptoms, you’ve come to the right place. You might even get lightheaded, feel faint, or have trouble breathing. You could feel hot or cold spots in your house that make you uncomfortable. If you’re experiencing the latter, you may feel like someone’s watching you, according to Davida Rappaport, an intuitive and spiritual counselor. Just know that there’s a difference between having a crappy day and being surrounded by bad juju in your home. “Although the more negative emotions tend to be denser and hang around longer if not consciously cleared out.” “Happy people will also leave the imprint of their positive energy in a home,” says Myra, who regularly performs space clearings and home blessings. What’s worse? Bad vibes don’t dissipate over time, and can attract-and perpetuate-similar negative patterns in the future.īut the vibes can go both ways, notes Jaya Jaya Myra, author of “Vibrational Healing: Attain Balance & Wholeness.” “If the predominant energy was mostly negative-such as violence, illness, or depression-that energy can be imbued into the atmosphere of a space,” Benko explains.

How does a house get bad vibes?Ī house does hold onto the energy of the people who live-or once lived-there, says Laura Benko, a modern feng shui expert and author of “The Holistic Home: Feng Shui for Mind, Body, Spirit, Space.” So we consulted with some spiritual experts to uncover how bad vibes happen-and ways you can rid your home of them. But whether or not you’re a believer, chances are good you’ve encountered bad vibes on your own-that nagging feeling that you’re not comfortable in a particular home but can’t put your finger on why. You might think that story was pulled straight from the script of “The Conjuring” or one of its sequels.

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