House healing

House healings (also known as house blessings and house clearings) are rituals intended to clear a physical place of negative energies or "evil spirits".^[1] According to believers of parapsychology, a house healing entails a clairvoyant identifying energy patterns in a house or other physical structure and neutralizing them, allowing the energy of the house to align with present time vibrations.^{[citation needed]} Some believers say house healings ease transitions into a new home and can cleanse a haunted house of ghost activity.^[2]

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House healings are not only parapsychology related; they take place in Christian, American Indian, and Pagan religions. Wiccans use a many stepped ceremony calling for herbs and the elements in order to banish unwanted spirits. House blessings are as old as Christianity,^[1] and in Catholicism, the ritual takes the form of a prayer;^[3] the practice also has a history in Eastern Orthodox and Episcopal churches.^[1]

Several common superstitions in regards to house-cleaning include using a new broom for the first floor sweeping and bringing water from one's old house.^{[citation needed]}

References

1. ^ ^{a b c} House Blessing. American Communications Foundation (August 1 2003). Retrieved on 2007-01-11.
2. ^ House Clearing for Ghosts and Spirits. Care2. Retrieved on 2006-09-23.
3. ^ Blessing of a New Home. Liturgical Year. Catholic Culture. Retrieved on 2007-01-11.