The importance of the sacred space in love making

The importance of the sacred space in love making

Routine is the worst enemy of love making amongst married couples. No one chooses to stop wanting their partner, it just happens naturally. But we don’t have to accept routine as an unavoidable obstacle. We can act in ways that would push it away and won’t let it appear. All we have to do is break our patterns, because patterns are bound to promote routine.

Feng Shui is an ancient eastern art focused on increasing harmony and the stream of energy in our surroundings.

The bedroom is the most important room in the house. It’s the personal and private space where we spend big portions of our lives. In this room we detach from the world around us, sleep and express our passions and desires. It’s where we spend our most intimate moments, and so this room must be designed accordingly. During lovemaking the bedroom turns into a space isolated from matters of children, family or career.

Turning the bedroom into a sacred space for love making greatly increases the positive energy and harmony of a couple. It is an easy art that requires mainly will, intention and loving oneself.

Where we make love greatly influences how we make it. When we go on a holiday to a guesthouse or hotel, we place great importance in the way the room would appear. We want it to seem attractive and inviting, and many times choose our hotel according to pictures of the room (hoping it would seem as good in real life too).

Routine is the worst enemy of love making amongst married couples. No one chooses to stop wanting their partner, it just happens naturally. But we don’t have to accept routine as an unavoidable obstacle. We can act in ways that would push it away and won’t let it appear. All we have to do is break our patterns, because patterns are bound to promote routine.

Feng Shui is an ancient eastern art focused on increasing harmony and the stream of energy in our surroundings.

The bedroom is the most important room in the house. It’s the personal and private space where we spend big portions of our lives. In this room we detach from the world around us, sleep and express our passions and desires. It’s where we spend our most intimate moments, and so this room must be designed accordingly. During lovemaking the bedroom turns into a space isolated from matters of children, family or career.

Turning the bedroom into a sacred space for love making greatly increases the positive energy and harmony of a couple. It is an easy art that requires mainly will, intention and loving oneself.

Where we make love greatly influences how we make it. When we go on a holiday to a guesthouse or hotel, we place great importance in the way the room would appear. We want it to seem attractive and inviting, and many times choose our hotel according to pictures of the room (hoping it would seem as good in real life too).