After you
have become familiar with the basics
of feng shui, think about how the practice can improve every room
in your house. Here are some tips for improving the flow of energy in
your bedroom:
- Use the
bagua
combined with your home's layout to see what area of your life is affected
by conditions in your bedroom.
- Try to
avoid placing your bedroom over a garage. Negative energy from the noxious
fumes below can contaminate your sleeping area. If you must sleep above
a parking area, place a small piece of red fabric on the floor under
the bed (or under the mattress). The "fire
element" represented by the red will counteract the metal below.
- Do not,
however, use too much red in decorating your bedroom. Because it is
a color associated with fire, red stimulates the mind. Choose cool,
calm colors (blues and greens) to help you relax.
- Place
3 small green plants on the eastern side of the room to ensure good
health. Do not use dried plants or flowers.
- Don't
position the bed directly across from the door so that the feet are
in line with the door when you are sleeping. That is the position of
death. Keep the head of the bed on a wall opposite the door, but make
sure the body isn't aligned with the door opening.
- If you
have mirrors in the room, do not position them so the body reflects
in the mirror while you sleep. If there's no other way that the bed
will fit, use a sheet or blanket to cover the mirror at night so negative
energy flow will be blocked.
- Avoid
sharp angles, geometric shapes and protruding corners, all of which
block the flow of chi. If you must have a sharp, protruding angle or
edge in the room, block it with a green plant.
- Close
the door to any bathroom that is adjacent to a bedroom. Hard surfaces,
mirrors and cold tiles impede the flow of chi.
- Remove
electronic equipment from the bedroom. It generates negative energy
that interferes with the flow of your chi. If the TV must stay in the
bedroom, cover it at night.
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