The Four Faces Of The Universe. 3.4 general cleaning or release step

I have friends who, upon entering the house, give the impression that you find yourself in some kind of warehouse-attic room, where absolutely all the things for the last thirty or forty years of these people's lives are collected.

Just imagine, they didn't throw away any iron caps, or corks, or even bottles from under anything, not a single colored gift wrapper, not a single old piece of furniture or clothing. Everything in their house is so tightly packed with all sorts of things that there is no room for anything or anyone.

To wade between the homemade iron shelves, on which this whole "collection" is inflated, is such a complex enterprise that, in principle, it is clear that it is almost impossible to get into this house without total removal of all this garbage, since at the slightest false movement all the contents of numerous shelves will be on the head of someone who naively tries to restore order or at least wipe the dust in this "museum".  

Naturally, the air in this dwelling is so heavy and musty that an allergic attack can happen to any visitor already in the first minutes of the visit... And don't even ask me about the state of health, personal relationships, success in society and the general happiness of the owners...

The life and habits of these people are for me one of the most striking examples of how, in fact, it is impossible to live; and every time I want to postpone cleaning for later or my heart contracts at the thought that I need to throw away something that has served, outdated, unnecessary, the memories of these people serve as a kick for me, and I much easier and faster free my living space from everything that it's time to get rid of.

If you are dealing with cleaning your home and office is going hard, then I recommend that you remember people from your environment whose housing and/or workplace resembles the example above. Observe the lives of these people, their level of happiness, health, success.

I am sure that in the vast majority of cases, they will serve as excellent motivators for cleaning, clearing, landscaping and even repairing your living and/or work space. All this does not mean that everyone who has perfect cleanliness and order in the house is certainly successful and happy.

This is just one of many aspects, although it is quite important. Agree that the very happy, healthy, successful, rich people who serve as inspiring examples for us of the state to which we all aspire are unlikely to live in dirt and surround themselves with garbage.

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