South of Southwest: The Zone of Disposal & Letting Go

    • When we talk about energy zones in a space, the South of Southwest (SSW) area is one of the most sensitive and impactful. This zone represents disposal, release, and letting go. When balanced, it helps you maintain a healthy digestive system—something that is considered the root of overall wellness.

      Why SSW Matters

      The SSW zone governs how the body and the environment eliminate what is unnecessary. Any imbalance here can manifest physically, often as constipation or diarrhea, indicating an energetic disturbance.

      A healthy SSW zone supports:

      • Proper elimination of waste

      • A stable digestive system

      • Better health and energy flow

      Ideal Uses for the SSW Zone

      This area is perfect for:

      • Toilets

      • Dustbins

      • Any disposal-related activity

      These functions align with the natural energy of the zone.

      On the other hand, avoid positive or productive activities, such as:

      • Sleeping

      • Working

      • Cooking

      • Reading or studying

      Doing such activities here interferes with the zone’s natural purpose and may lead to long-term health issues, because the energy of “disposal” begins influencing the body and mind.

      Colors & Objects to Avoid

      To maintain harmony in this zone, avoid these colors:

      • Gray

      • Silver

      • White

      • Yellow

      • Gold

      Also avoid placing:

      • Mirrors

      • Photographs

      • Important documents

      • Jewelry or valuables

      • Laptops or electronics

      These items carry “active” or “positive” energy, which clashes with the zone’s natural purpose.

      A Real-Life Incident

      A client once approached me with a concern—he was suddenly facing unnecessary expenses at his workplace. I immediately asked if he had placed anything in the SSW zone, because that area is not meant for active use.

      He replied, “Yes, I recently kept a treadmill there.”

      Almost all treadmills are black, which enhances the zone’s negative impact. I couldn’t help but laugh gently and advised him to:

      • Remove the treadmill

      • Place a beige-colored sofa instead

      • Avoid spending too much time there

      • Keep an empty yellow vase on the floor or a table

      Within a short period, his unnecessary expenses stopped and his productivity improved significantly.

      Coming Up Next

      In our next blog, we will explore the East South East (ESE) zone—a powerful direction that also impacts health in unexpected ways.

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