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DELAHROSE ROOBIE MYER
CHANNEL-HEALER-ASTROLOGER -
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNER - The Energy of Space and the Atmosphere is much more than what initially meets the eye.

"The Energy in our environment is impacting our health and all our senses, and now more than ever, it's becoming more apparent how important it is to our future well-being.
I have been educating people about how important it is to understand the flow of energy within the home, the landscape, our commercial environments, how we live, how we develop etc. It's all connected. When we take time to consider the variables, we create timelessness In design.”
Delahrose Roobie Myer. www.delahrose.com www.awakendesigns.com.au

BELOW IS AN Article of good interest supporting what I've always known for decades.
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How interior design choices can boost your mental and physical health
Neuroscientists have figured out what interior design choices, from flooring to lighting, can help create homes that improve our mental health, decrease stress and fatigue, and even spark creativity.

HUMANS 13 April 2022
By David Robson

YOU might recognise the sensation from visits to a friend’s house – the feeling that a space is good for you. Perhaps it is a sense of profound relaxation as if you left your worries at the door. Or you may have found the perfect office space that leaves you buzzing with creative ideas. Yet try to explain why you felt that way or recreate those effects at home, and you fall short.
According to the ancient Chinese practice of feng shui, rules of harmonious living affect the flow of energy through your body. Many modern design gurus take a similar line, dishing out guidance in lifestyle magazines and Instagram accounts. They advise on the shape of rooms, materials in furnishings, colours on walls and organisation of books – it may make your home look good, but does it make you feel good?
While there is nothing wrong with going with your gut when decorating, there could be a better way to make design choices. A growing number of neuroscientists are collaborating with architects and interior designers. With carefully controlled experiments using objective physiological and psychological measures, they are starting to systematically test the influence of design elements on the brain and body.
The work couldn’t be timelier. The rise of remote working has meant more time at home for many. Whether you want to boost your mood, lower your blood pressure, decrease your bad habits or ease the burden of dementia, this research can provide evidence-based strategies to optimise your living space for your physical and mental health.

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This video Interview was conducted by Daniel D'Neuville on his private platform (to find Daniel go to http://www.dneuville.com/ )

Delahrose Roobie Myer
Based in Australia, Delahrose is a highly regarded award-winning designer at www.awakendesigns.com.au, creating according to the interplay of energy. Her designs in residential and commercial settings ignite the spirit and soothe the beast in all of us. Her command is both enlightening and poetic.
And Delahrose is a multi-dimensional healer.

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