Other methods include visualisation, breath work and intention to clear homes – and often the history of the house is a part of the healing process. One renowned house healer recounts a story of ‘clearing’ a 18th century country home: after spending a day at the historic house, there was one area that her dowsing rods kept honing in for geopathic stress, and she uncovered an underground area (previously unknown to the owners) full of old books that had been stored since WW2.
Infact a few years ago the World Health Organisation identified roughly 50% of buildings as ‘sick.’
If your home doesn’t feel like a safe place or you suspect it has negative, blocked energy, there are some tricks you can try yourself first. Movement is the first step so burning sage or even ringing bells is a way to get the dead energies moving.
Generally, it’s energy healers (for people) who also train in house healing. Below are some of the most renowned.