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MINDFUL CLEANING HELPS A LOT

MINDFUL CLEANING HELPS A LOT
Mindful cleaning is about being fully present in the moment, so take a few deep breaths and center yourself. Focus on what you're about to do and recognize that cleaning can be more than just a duty—it can be a way to clear your mind, reduce stress, and create a peaceful environment.


Mindful Cleaning Offers multiple health benefits including relaxing the body, calming the brain and fostering a sense of accomplishment when job is done.
Further in the context of all uncertainty, mindful cleaning affords us a simple, good and tangible way to help build up our strength and act as a buffer against stressors around us.


Mindful Cleaning helps a lot: -
It helps clients create organized systems so that they can get through their days using less energy and less stress. One likes to think of it as living more efficiently.


By creating systems, you and everyone in their home knows where the light bulbs are kept, where are sports uniforms, cameras, mobile, mobile chargers etc . When everything in your home has a place, you and the rest of the household members can find what is needed without thinking or having to ask anyone (usually Mom). This helps to reduce that mental workload. And that's what we want in our life.


When we are doing activities externally like cleaning or other types of movement using touch then we are taking our state of being into something else. Your focus goes naturally to something that is organizational.


Cleaning doesn't mean organizing. There is a science to support the idea that we can get into a meditative state during everyday activities like washing dishes, cleaning our room or folding Laundry.




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