8 Secrets To Good Feng Shui In Bedrooms
It’s always a good idea to locate the bedroom as much away from the front entrance as possible. In a way this is the true Yin and Yang interacting with each other because the entrance is Yang whereas the bedroom is Yin. Some school of thought in Feng Shui says that having the bedroom near the main entrance is bad, most of the times it’s not too practical to carry out such a theory due to physical limitations of some kind- so follow the other tips I have listed and do the best with the space you have.
To ensure you’d have a very comfortable setting use some soft colors that are not stimulating nor dynamic, using those colors of such quality can ensure one is relaxed and becomes restful easily.If getting more action or dynamic as far as your love life is concerned use more stimulating colors, though you still are suggested to use them only when necessary lest it’d be too much to handle; Stimulating colors as such are very Yang and thus keep you moving instead of resting.
3. Position your bed as far away from the door as possible and out of the direct line of the door. Putting the bed too close to the window on the other side of the room will render it impossible to accumulate the “Chi” which is essential to all good Feng Shui setup. Having a strong back support in the form of a headboard is always a good idea.Common Feng Shui knowledge dictates that sleeping with the feet toward the door of the room is not auspicious at all. In traditional Chinese culture, this is called the “Death Position” because the deceased are carried out feet first. Practitioners believe sleeping this way can drain your life force. If you can’t avoid it, use a foot-board or a substantial trunk or other piece of furniture at the foot of your bed. Finally, leave enough room around the bed for energy to flow freely, and for each partner to get up with ease. Make sure no pointed objects are shooting out to any direction. Put some plants or simply just some soil around these “Poison Arrows” will very easily counter-balance the whole situation..
De-clutter! Clutter in your bedroom prevents the free-flowing of Chi. No hiding of junks underneath the bed as most people would do in China. Consider the objects that you have in your room, remove any work related items, and any objects that hold past memories that are best forgotten; as teddy bears from a past relationship.
Tip for you: put more refreshing items around the bed area. Add some soothing subliminal music in the bedroom helps enhance the full functionaliy of the brain and thus change the so-called “Fate.”
For those who are single they will find that setting up the bedroom and its items in pair can enhance the chance of meeting the long-awaited lover. The bed is indeed a love shrine to those who’re in relationship already. Therefore, it’s equally as important to have significant items around the bed rather than those things that reflect or carry bad energies via unhappy experiences that took place in their presence.
A common Feng Shui trick is to place pictures, art or items around the room that represent what you would like to see in your own life- such as inner peace, love or success. A carefully chosen piece of art can have an impact on your own personal achievements.
Having a mirror around the bed is such a bad idea that often times such a mirror will be responsible for bringing forth much negative consequences such as insomnia, nervous system disorder, etc…There is only one cure to this problem, and it is to take the mirror away from the bedroom. Put it far away from the bedroom area so that it is not that easily seen from the bedroom.
Lighting, if too much, is reflecting too much Yang energy which makes one too nervous and sensitive. On the other hand, too little lighting makes one too Yin which is just too passive and withdrawn. Neither too much nor too little is desirable; therefore, it’s best for the lighting to be just right.
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