The importance of having the places in which we live blessed
We are all aware of the importance of asking for it blessing of God in the places we live in every day, such as our home or workplace. With this practice we feel serenity and its presence everywhere around us.
The blessing is a powerful symbol of respect and belonging to a place, which allows us to connect with the ancestors, with the earth and with the sky. A blessing can also be used as a way to cleanse a home or area of negative energies.
Blessings are often used as a way to celebrate special events or significant moments in our lives. They can be done on the occasion of the inauguration of new houses or buildings, to thank them for wedding anniversaries or the birth of children. People can also offer prayers before family members go on a trip or when someone enters a new chapter in their personal life.
The blessing gives peace and harmony
Many different cultures used this tool for the purpose of connect us to the universe always looking for peace and harmony between man and the surrounding environment. Each culture is based on different religious beliefs but generally this tool is used to beg glory to the Divine, invoking positive energy in the surrounding space and encouraging everyone to live according to joy and mutual love towards all beings in the natural world.
Prayers can be said by individuals or they can involve multiple individuals chanting the words together in unison and including music, sacred dance, and other culturally and spiritually symbolic elements. Sometimes this practice is accompanied by the custom of giving gifts to the people present in the form of coins or other material gifts.
Most cultures believe that the benefits of blessing are innumerable since it is not only wished happiness but we invoke divine presence in our homes, yes cleanse negative energiesand they form bonds between relatives and friends. Furthermore, with the shared joy deriving from this ritual, very strong positive vibrations are created which positively influence even those who are not present during the ceremony, leaving lasting effects.