Bedroom Talk
Do you have a solution for my feng shui bedroom disaster?
Lately I've been researching the proper way to feng shui a bedroom. I've had alot of trouble sleeping for the past few months and figured that by making my room balanced I would sleep better. Currently I'm sleeping in a medium-sized square bedroom. Based on a basic square diagram, on my south wall my door is on the far right. turning the diagram clockwise, on my new south wall, my large closet doors are on the far right and take up half the wall.turning the diagram clockwise again, on my newest south wall my windows are 2/4 the size of the wall and are centered. turning the diagram clockwise for the third time, the newest south wall is bare. Lastly, if you turn the diagram clockwise once more, you are back to the starting position. now, from what i've studied about feng shui, there is no ideal spot in my bedroom for my bed. either the door, closet doors, or windows are always in the way.
Public Comments
- Put the bed in the center of the bare wall, opposite the closet. This will give you views of both the windows and the doors, placing the bed in a "command position" in the room. You don't want the bed under the windows because then your feet will face the door, which is called the "death position." It's okay if your feet face the closet doors, because those doors don't allow entry into the room. If you're still having trouble sleeping, look around at what else is in your room. Is this space also your work area, piled with papers, bills, homework and stuff? If so, you are literally sleeping with your problems. Use a shoji screen to block off the desk from the rest of the room and hide the view from the bed. Also, earth colors like brown and tan are considered grounding and calming, while accent colors like blue and green are good for growth. Good luck and sweet dreams!
