Most of us dig into our attics or basements to bring out ornaments from the past to decorate our homes. If they have treasured and loving memories attached to them, the energy of your rooms will be enhanced. Conversely, if the association with a particular object is not a pleasant one, your personal chi will be drained each time you see it. In that case, let it go - donate it, recycle it or throw it away and then notice the powerful uplift of feeling and energy.
 
Clutter is a major source of difficulties, affecting both mental and physical well being. Too many things in a space are considered to be clutter because energy cannot move freely and becomes stagnant. This can manifest personally as one becomes lethargic, tired and depressed. As you take out your decorations  from storage and display them, be sure to remove and store some of your everyday accessories. They'll be seen as familiar old friends when they are welcomed back after the New Year.
 
Until your homes or work places return to 'normal,' take a  moment to notice how the addition or removal of certain items positively affects your mood. That's the essence of Feng Shui - making changes to create a space that truly resonates with your inner being.