Do you think theres a possiblity to have negativity mainly in just one room? Reason why I asked.

Question

Is becasue anytime I get in argument it seems to be in one paticular room in this house I told a family member this they seem oblivious to it.

Answer 1

Yes definitely

Answer 2

some times the energy from past arguments can build up in a particular place. try cleansing the area with quartz crystals

Answer 3

Yes of course. Replace it with positive energy. There are a few things you could and should do, but each will help.

1) Clean the whole room completely.

2) Move the furniture around, there might be a blockage of energy because of positions of furniture.

3) Make sure no mirrors show the outside of the room.

4) Burn, or you could smudge, sage bush in the room.

5) You could use a few crystals, just remember to keep them cleansed and make sure no one can touch them. Here are a few good options of crystals to be used: BloodStone; Lapis Lazuli (very good); Tiger eye; crazy lace agate;  black tourmaline; black obsidian; quartz.

6) And last of all, try thinking happy positive thoughts when you go into the room.

Hope it helps :)  

Answer 4

When it happens again, try leaving the room and count to 50 and see if the argument fades away.

Answer 5

Highly likely.  Do what you can to cleanse it.  The person you asked probably isn't sensitive to energy - but they can still be affected by it.

Answer 6

Positively!

Answer 7

Storm and janeway have some good points.

Another could be related to the planetary alignments at the time of

the houses construction.  It's a little complex...but basicly it is that

there is a certain Energy to a building that can be tracked (if vaguely)

by erecting a chart for the date and time of its construction.

Then you can see the Direction that the malific planets (Mars and

Saturn) are (and by implication the rooms they are tending to influence)

by the use of Horary Rules.  This may well be in a 'hard aspect' to

your own planetary alignments.

Answer 8

Yes, I think it is possible. Something could have happened in that room which affects your temperament and makes you angry. I would avoid having any personal conversations in that room because when words are spoken in anger they are hard to retract. Maybe change that room to a store room or something similar so that limits the amount of time you spend in there.

Answer 9

maybe

Answer 10

No,the concept of negativity is nonsense when applied to rooms or houses or places.

Answer 11

Yes this is in my current situation

This is possible

Answer 12

I believe that the mood of the room had a lot to do with it. If the room is painted a certain color, has a certain object that's depressing, or messy, or you don't like the room, or its a room that doesn't lift your spirits, or maybe it is plain.. It might not make u happy or anything it might just make you feel -blah- or agitated. Or something bad could've happened in the room that makes you think about it as you set foot in the room.. In conclusion, I think the mood of the room and the surroundings has a lot to do with why you have more arguments just in that main room.

Answer 13

Andy "No, the concept of negativity is nonsense when applied to rooms or houses or places."

I disagree... The "Concept" of negativity in relation to rooms, houses and places is totally valid and far from "nonsense" ... for example, if I were to visit the house were my mother was shot and killed it would create negative emotions in me... if that house then became well known as a "murder house" it could then create negative emotions in a neighbourhood, this in turn creating a negative environment. This type of psychology is well documented.

Anyway...

Yes I think it is valid, whether this is due to the colour scheme, the smell, poisonous gasses, ghosts, past tragedies or anything else is a matter of hotly debated opinion but yes... I do.

Answer 14

have you tried changing the colour of the room, or moving the furniture around, it could also be that you have had one or two arguements in the space and you have made a negative anchor point whenever you are in the room, do you feel drawn to the room when you feel that an arguement is about to occur or do you go into the room to get away from arguements and the person/persons follow you in there ? The room may signifie in your sub concious mind feelings of anger, upset or distress, when you enter the room these are the feelings you associate with this space and this brings forwards emotions expressed or recieved while in this enviroment. changes to the lay out may help, bringing in a few items that provoke happy thoughts may divert your sub concious to thinking about nicer things. keep windows open whenever possible, cleansing with a sage stick and crystals may help and asking that the room be rid of it's negative energy. The uncertainty you feel when entering the room may cause you to be on edge and become defensive just waiting for an arguement to happen, we can cause our own outcomes with negative thinking and this may be happening because you are either waiting for it to happen or expect it to happen. make changes see the room in a new light and with an open mind try sitting in the room alone thinking nice happy thoughts to transfere the energies within the space.

if all else fails brick the door up !!!!

good luck :-)