Sacred Haven of Debauchery

According to ancient Feng Shui philosophy, an inner corner absorbs the energy in its vicinity. If a child is acting up, it means they are overflowing with negative energy, which the corner absorbs. However, don't get angry or yell at the child, because when you radiate anger, you destroy everything good within yourself and around you. Remember that you love them and believe that standing in the corner will make them feel better. Don't keep the child in the corner for too long, as the corner absorbs everything indiscriminately – both negative and positive energy. If kept there too long, the child will find it difficult to restore their energy balance, and they might even get sick. Yes, the corner can be helpful, but you need to remember that it also absorbs positive energy. If there is more negative energy at the moment, you can sacrifice a small amount of positivity to eliminate the negativity. But once the corner has absorbed the negativity, you need to let the child out so that it doesn't start absorbing their positive energy. You need to observe the child very carefully while they are in the corner to catch the moment when it's time to let them out. You might even need to postpone your other tasks for this. When they calm down, comfort them, tell them that you love them ALWAYS, and that they are ALWAYS a good child (this is extremely important for the child!) – it's just that their actions are sometimes bad. You want the child to remember not how you scolded them, but how to behave correctly. This will be remembered better when they are calm and trust you. Then they feel constant protection from you and understand that you will always love them – not for good behavior, but under any circumstances, just as God loves – with unconditional love. God doesn't set conditions: "I will love you if you behave well." He simply LOVES. P.S. And one more thing about corners. An outer corner radiates what the inner corner connected to it has accumulated. That's why it's not good to sit on the corner of a table: the negative energy that may be on the table – the energy of fear from killed animals, alcohol, tobacco – is absorbed by the inner corner of the table and passed on to its neighbor, the outer corner, which then directs all of this at the person sitting on the corner. There is a well-known saying: "Don't sit on the corner of the table: you won't get married." But this doesn't mean that the corner treats men and married people more gently. It's even better, of course, not to sit at such a table at all – not just on the corner.