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This past weekend there was an interesting discussion at the American Feng Shui Institute about Feng Shui and bedrooms. The bedroom is a key area that we focus on when looking at the Feng Shui of the house. The bedroom is important as it is the place where you rest and recuporate. As such we need the feng shui of the bedroom to be calm, peaceful, restfull, and supportive to one’s health.
The health aspect is key. When analyzing a house the priority for the bedroom should be the health. In xuan kong feng shui terms that means that the people or mountain star should be supportive for the health of the person. If it is not, then the correct elemental remedy should be applied. For example, if the mountain star of 2 is present in the bedroom, then we need metal to reduce the ill effects of that star.
If you do not know about the flying stars (xuan kong), then you should focus on the environmental aspects of feng shui for the bedroom. Here is one point from the discussion that was very interesting. Master Sang suggested that you should not have circular and rectangular furniture mixed in a bedroom as it can create discord. In fact, circular shapes promote activity and square and rectangular shapes promote stability and rest. So it is best not to have circular beds and to use more square or rectangular shapes in your areas that you are trying to achieve a peaceful and restful environment.
The bedroom should be a place for rest and recovery. It should be designed with peace in mind. Do not have a lot of clutter and haphazardly collected furniture, books, electronics, etc. Make it a sanctuary away from the rest of the crazy world. Use soft designs and avoid using sharp colors or patterns. Of course the great debate is whether a television should occupy the room. If it is a sha (negative influence) to getting rest, then it shouldn’t be there. Additionally, the screen should not be directly across from you as it acts as a reflective object that can create another form of sha. If you wake up and see your own movement in the screen, you might think it is someone else and get startled. As such, you should not have the TV directly across from you.
Keeping in mind that the bedroom should be calming and peaceful, thus you should not have a lot of work or keep an office in the bedroom. This also includes a lot of clutter. Keep the room peaceful and neat. Work towards supporting your own rest. Remember that the bedroom is your place for rest and recovery. Treat your bedroom with respect and thus you are respecting yourself.
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Chris Shaul
Co-founder of 168 Feng Shui Advisors, Chris provides Feng Shui services for large corporations, small businesses and individuals across the US and abroad. As a Senior Instructor at the American Feng Shui Institute, he has taught more than 1200 students the practice of Feng Shui from all over the world. Chris lectures at colleges, architecture and design schools, private organizations, and for businesses. He has written and is moderator of the American Feng Shui Institute's on-line correspondence course and is currently working on an advanced level Feng Shui book. He is a member of both the American Society of Feng Shui and the American Yi Jing Study Center.
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