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Make Room for Your Higher Self: How Decluttering Unlocks Inner Peace

  • Writer: Ana A.
    Ana A.
  • Apr 28
  • 3 min read

Updated: Apr 30


What if I told you that having an organized, tidy home is deeply connected to your version of a higher self?


We’re constantly shown images of perfection online—immaculate homes, curated lives—and we start to believe that’s what we should want. But perfection isn’t real. What is real is creating a space that feels like a sanctuary. A place where you’re not searching for things. Where the piles don’t overwhelm you. A place that breathes.


To tidy up is to treat yourself with kindness. It’s a declaration: "I deserve to live in peace."

Your home reflects your mind. When it’s cluttered, it’s harder to focus, to relax, to show up as the best version of you. When you care for your space, you begin to care for yourself in new ways.



Connecting With Your Higher Self Through Home Organization

I’ve learned to give my busy mind structure—making simple lists, doing tasks in small timeframes, and letting go of things all the time. Because yes—it takes being a better, more self-aware version of you to clean up after yourself and others, to honor your space.

Take time for your home and value it as much as anything in life. Have your home evolve with you. I’m still visualizing that higher version of myself—that version of the home that uses beautiful crystal glasses, who tends to her dream garden, and hosts dinner parties. I connect with my home and speak to it, the same way I speak to myself, my pets, and my plants.

Your home reflects your mind, your energy, how you treat yourself. And too often, we judge ourselves based on the state of our environment. Be Kind to Yourself.




Toast to Your Higher Selfs
Toast to Your Higher Selfs


Create Habits Around Your Natural Flow

Organizing isn’t about rigid rules or aesthetics—it’s about creating habits that support your natural flow. When I tidy, I feel at peace. I feel in control—not rigidly, but doing it gently. And when I don’t feel like doing anything? I let go of the pressure.

Because here’s the truth: no one’s coming to hold you accountable. This is all for you.


Connecting With Your Higher self: Walk Through Your Ideal Home

Take a moment. Close your eyes. Breathe in deeply... and slowly exhale. Now imagine walking through your ideal home, open the door and slowly as you are floating around like a butterfly above see your home. What does it look like? What does it feel like? Now, the air is calm. Visualize the space— make room to move, to dance, to express, to be. Maybe there’s a soft chair in the corner with your favorite book, a cozy blanket, a cup of tea. The counters are clear. The colors soothe you.  You hear the sounds of your loved ones, maybe a pet is snoring nearby. This is your sanctuary. What does that look like?


When you see your home as a sacred reflection of your life—meals shared, hugs, laughter, even tears—you start seeing the excess. The overwhelm. The items that are “too much.” The attachments that weigh you down.


💫 The Higher You Isn’t Clinging

If you look around and feel like everything is too much—then it probably is. That’s your cue.

The higher version of you isn’t tethered to fear. It doesn’t cling to the “what ifs,” or the old stories we tell ourselves to justify holding on. The higher version of you trusts. It shows gratitude for what has served its purpose. And it lets go.

Whether it’s donating, gifting, recycling—or simply saying goodbye—the act of releasing is powerful. Every item you let go of cuts an invisible string. The more you release, the more freedom you feel. The more your wings can spread.

It’s not about scarcity. It’s about truth. It’s about trust. About being kind to yourself. About evolving.


🌼 Organize for Presence, Not Perfection

First, declutter. Purge more. Then organize—not for perfection, but for presence.

Let it be a practice, not a performance.

Progress happens here. And as you make more room, the higher version of you will meet you—and guide you. Rooting for your highest self, Ana

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