In this blog post, I will focus on the placement of bed[3]. As the saying goes, pictures speak a thousand words. Hence, I am extremely fond of the 3rd referenced website listed under References below because of its illustrations which helped to demystify or decode the Feng Shui jargon.
Before I proceed to provide the big picture on placement, do note that there are times whereby a particular room is not suited to be a bedroom. For such cases, you may either choose to use another room as a bedroom or overcome the issue(s). I will blog about how to overcome the issues in another blog post.
Now for the big picture:
- Ensure that the bed is accessible from both sides.
- Ensure that the headboard is placed against solid (wall).
- Avoid having the bed facing any door (especially toilet door) or mirror.
- Avoid having roof beam(s) above or wall beam(s) within the bed's length.
- Avoid leaning the headboard against a wall attached to kitchen, toilet or altar.
- Avoid placing the bed under/above staircase, stove (kitchen) or toilet.
- Avoid placing electronic sleep distractors (TV, sound systems and phones) within the bedroom.
- Avoid placing the air-conditioner or fanciful decorations above the bed.
Having said that, I guess we could probably leave the clock out of this category (so as to avoid being late for work/school!).
Hope this helps to improve your sleep quality (and hence good health) through the suggested bed placements.
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