Feng Shui Bed Arrangement

>> Friday, November 27, 2009

Author: Alexa Lee

Your bedroom is your ultimate inner sanctum where you are at your most vulnerable while you sleep and recharge your chi. From a yin yang fengshui perspective, your bedroom should be more yin, quiet and peaceful. You need to feel protected and do not want distracting and powerful chi to disturb your rest. At the same time, there is a need to have a good circulation of chi to recharge you.

Your bed is the most important part of a bedroom. You spend one third of your time sleeping on a bed therefore you must have a proper planning of feng shui bed arrangement. Bad positioning of your bed will result in restless sleep and its ensuing health problems.

Below are some of feng shui bed arrangement taboos you should read closely to ensure you have a peaceful sleep that will make you vibrant and dynamic when you wake up in the next morning.

Ideally, you will have a good feng shui bed arrangement by positioning your bed as far away as possible from your bedroom door and yet able to see the bedroom door from your bed. There are two reasons for doing so; the first reason being the farther your bed from the door, the more control you can feel over your space and your life. It is because you are not startled easily by the opening of your bedroom door and you have plenty of time to prepare for events as they unfold.

The second reason for this feng shui bed arrangement is because not being able to see who's approaching from your bedroom door can keep you uncertain and on the edge. This create imbalance and frustration.

Sleeping right is one of the easiest ways to ensure good health. The secret of good feng shui bed arrangement is to sleep facing one of the four auspicious directions;Sheng Chi for prosperity,Nien Yien for relationship and Fu Wei for harmony but the best direction to tap for sleeping is the health or 'Tien Yi' direction. Tapping into your health direction is a safeguard against illness.

The most important thing to remember when sleeping in your desired direction is that the top of your head must face the direction. Many people get confused and point their feet in their desired direction which would have their head facing their worst direction.

If sleeping in your best direction causes you to shift your bed to an awkward angle, then you had better strike off the idea. Feng Shui bed arrangement is about being practical and apply it with the conditions of your individual room. If you see that your bedroom doesn't meet these criteria, don't panic. There are other cures you can implement to dramatically enhance your feng shui bedroom arrangement situation.

Another important consideration with fengshui bed arrangement is to make sure your bed should never face the doorway directly, as this mean you are sleeping with your feet facing towards a door. This is a bad fengshui bed arrangement known as the 'coffin position'. The influx of chi or energy flowing from the rest of the house through your bedroom door are deemed too powerful to have a relaxing sleep.

The common practice in feng shui bed arrangement is to avoid having your bed pointing to a toilet directly. If it's possible, avoid even having a toilet inside your bedroom as toilets caused wealth luck to be flushed away. In truth there is no 'right' place for a toilet, however in modern homes it is often unavoidable. The best way is to ensure your toilet door is closed at all times in order not to let the chi inside the toilet into your bedroom.

In time, with some of these feng shui bed arrangement tips in place, you will see improvements in the areas where you are looking to improve.

To read more of feng shui bed arrangement and feng shui tips, go to
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Alexa Lee is a feng shui enthusiast and author.
http://www.resourcesecrets.com/fengshui-bedroom.htm

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7 Feng Shui Tips For Good Luck

>> Thursday, November 26, 2009

Author: Yvone Handford

Are you looking to change your ability to attract good luck into your life? Some people seem to be able to attract good luck into their lives whilst others seem to be unable to attract any good fortune into their lives. Have you ever wondered why this is so! The Chinese art of Feng Shui reveals why this happens and how to attract good luck and fortune into your life.

Feng Shui is the placement of items in a certain manner which attracts and abundance of good or positive energy into your personal and living environment. The Chinese people believe that attracting anything into your life depends on the energy or chi which surrounds you and your environment. This includes all areas of their lives - health, wealth, money, love, relationships, happiness and good luck.

In Feng Shui there are principals which govern how to arrange the interior and exterior of you home and office to attract extra luck into your life.

7 Feng Shui Tips For Good Luck

Tips 1 - Cleanse and clear all clutter from your home or work environment. To attract good luck and fortune in your life the chi needs to be able to flow freely around your living environment. Donate to charity or throw away all old or unwanted books, clothes or unused items

Tips 2 - Spring clean your living environment so the house is sparkling clean.

Tips 3 - Place an ornament of a dragon in your home or work environment will assist in attracting good luck to you. Ensure the dragon is not facing outwards towards the door or window as this will send the luck away from you.

Tips 4 - Place Chinese gold coins on a red ribbon will assist in attracting good fortune with money into your life

Tips 5 - Especially clean out your wallet. Remove all old dockets and unnecessary items from your wallet and handbag. If the wallet is old or shabby replace it immediately.

Tips 6 - Place a healthy pot plant with shiny round green leaves in a gold pot in you home to attract positive chi into your environment

Tips 7 - Lucky bamboo is also considered in Feng Shui as a wonderful aid to attracting luck into your life.

Tips 8 - The energy or chi of your environment greatly affects your own personal energy field and consequently has a major effect on your ability to attract good luck into your life. The Chinese spend thousands of dollars perfecting the art of Feng Shui into all areas of their lives. This practice is a spiritual belief and has now spread across the world.

There are Feng Shui methods to attract good luck into all areas of your life, health, love ,wealth, prosperity and anything you wish to have;

Article Source: http://www.articlealley.com/article_1204576_23.html

About the Author:
Yvonne Handford is an Author, Speaker, Soul Healing Coach, Psychic and Healing Master trained in Reiki and many other healing modalities and alternate therapies. Yvonne is a Healer who specializes in promoting the "Golden Keys" to Healing Within and assisting others to live the life of their dreams.
http://www.universalhealingcentre.com/

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Feng Shui Your Bedroom – The Ultimate Feng Shui Bediology

>> Thursday, November 19, 2009

The Ultimate Feng Shui Bediology

Part 1
How to choose a Feng Shui Bed
The title say it all, through out my years learning and studying on the topic of Feng Shui, I read many books and many websites that provide Feng Shui tips on creating the ultimate bedroom that will turbo charge your daily life and ultimately your destiny. In this article, I am just compiling ‘Tips’ which I have come across. I have made sure that the information provided here do not overlapped each other so that you could read with ease. I would like to stress out, for the Feng Shui skeptics, many of the tips are not superstitious and is logical and make common sense. Also for the Feng Shui fans, do not over reacting to every piece of tips. That is bad Feng Shui. The most important thing to bear in mind is to feel comfortable with your arrangement.

Feng Shui Tips for Purchasing a Bed (General)
Feng Shui had become technical and has a complete set of theories on purchasing a new bed or re designing your bed. A ‘good looking’ and well-balanced bed is very important in creating a perfect Feng Shui bedroom. Good mattress, solid headboard and high quality sheets from natural fibers are also very important in creating harmonious Feng Shui energy.

Headboard of Bed
While you are drifting off to sleep, your body is going intro an extra busy energy repair work on many levels. Subconsciously, your head needs good backing, protection and support, just like your back needs it when you are seating in a chair for extended period of time. Excellent Feng Shui headboards are the ones that are solid and made from wood, or the upholstered ones, as they have a very good combination of solid, but also gentle and supporting Feng Shui energy for you and your bedroom. Avoid rods or headboards that split in the middle.

Mattress of Bed
There is a variety of mattresses on the market, choose wisely and invest in the one that will promote best sleep and relaxation. The better you sleep at night, the better your health during the day, this is simple. Be mindful of good Feng Shui and do not buy used mattresses - you never know what energy they have accumulated from previous owners.

Height of Bed
To allow for a balanced Feng Shui energy flow under the bed you need to have your bed at a reasonable height above the floor level. Generally, the beds that have built-in storage drawers underneath to help you with storage solutions are considered bad Feng Shui beds because the energy needs to circulate around your body when you sleep, which is not possible if the space underneath the bed is blocked.

Source:
Author: Rodika Tchi - Feng Shui Consultant


An appropriate bed should have legs, ideally on each corner, elevating it above the floor. (Okay, I like beds with legs because it makes my area cleaning a lot easier.)

Size of the bed
A Queen bed is highly recommended over a King or California King Size bed for two reasons. A King size bed leaves no room for upgrading. Since you have already reached the maximum level, the only way to move is downward, so your next bed might be to move to a single bed. Additionally, a King size mattress typically rests on two box springs, which can suggest a separation between partners who sleep in the bed together.

Footboard of Bed
Footboards are not necessary. Men typically do not like footboards; some say it feels like being in a coffin. If you do wish to have a footboard, it should be no higher than the mattress. A taller footboard can limit your travel opportunities.

Styles of Bed
Murphy beds, futons and day beds provide a temporary feeling, and therefore recommended only for use in guest rooms or hotel.

Price of Bed
The price of the bed is not always a reflection of good Feng Shui. One of my clients recently purchased a $20,000 bed, only to discover it provided very poor Feng Shui and could be a contributing factor in a troubled relationship.

Source:
Author: Ken Lauher - Feng Shui Consultant and Speaker
You can reach Ken at http://www.kenlauher.com/.


Good Feng Shui

So now, we know what to look for in a bed, there are trendy beds that are fashionable or desirable but their harmful effects are significant. These beds are good for the motel or hotel where customers are looking for fun. They are not good for home and bed Feng Shui.

Avoid Canopy bed
It cause insomnia, depression and illness.

Avoid Waterbed
It resemble poor personal relationship and lack of support.

Avoid Mirrored bed
It means lack of inspiration.

Avoid Bed craved with animal sculptures
It will create side effects such as mind fatigue and infertility.

Avoid Heart-shaped bed
This kind of bed despite popular believe to be a romantic bed but it will cause depression.

Avoid Round bed
Well, the Chinese love to have their meals together in round table as it symbolize unity but as concerning to bed, it will cause personal relationship problems.

Avoid Mechanical bed
These means to those kind of bed that will that rotates, rocks and rolls. It causes disagreement and hostility.

‘Ignoring Feng Shui’s bed advice, people who sleep in these kinds of beds will face their decline in health, wealth and love.’ (Wow, the message sounds a bit too harsh for us and the bed merchants.)

Source:
Author: Keyser - Real Estate Agent, Project Architect and Feng Shui Practitioner

After short-listing all the possible candidates among the beds based on Feng Shui principles, we need to select the most qualifying candidates, using our intuition. Below is an article that I like very much.

Sleeping on a bed you does not love?
This may sound like a strange statement, especially in relation to what most people think of as an "inanimate" object - one's bed. The truth is, if you don't like your bed...if you aren't comfortable with the way the mattress feels, or the design of your bed isn't appealing to you, then you aren't going to derive the greatest benefits from your bed.

Ask yourself these simple questions:

Is my bed inviting?
Do I feel rested after a night spent in my bed?
Do I appreciate the energy that my bed provides me?
Is my health suffering because of lack of sleep?

Bottom line is that you need to love your bed for best Feng Shui results! If you do not receive the rest and rejuvenation, you need to receive from your bed...if your bed is old and "tired" of supporting you, consider purchasing a new one! Remember, we spent 40% of our lives on the bed! Avoid sleeping on a bed that has "energetic" accumulations from the past or other people. This may also sound a bit strange at first, but give me a chance to explain. Let us suppose for a moment that you have had your bed for a while...say for 5 - 7 years. Let us say that during that time, you had an intimate relationship with a lover that did not work out. If you made love, with this person in your bed and now you are suffering from the hurt and pain of that broken relationship, your bed is partly responsible for reminding you of that pain. It could even be the reason why you have not been able to move forward in your love life. What you may not realize is this - the bed is "holding" the energy of this broken relationship...and it is having an effect on you, whether you are aware of it or not! The same principle applies to use beds because of the energies of previous owners that still linger within them. It is a big Feng Shui mistake to purchase a bed that previously owned by somebody and even though if you know the person. Give yourself a fresh start!

Source:
Author: Ling Meng Feng Shui Practitioner

And Finally Some Basic Taboos on Bed
Yah first is of course the bed itself. We spend at least 40% of the time in the bed. (Some people even spend 100% of the time in bed.) Here the list;

The mattress is to be replace after every 3 to 5 years regardless of its condition. I do not think this is any super scientific Feng Shui. The fact is every manufacturer manufactures their mattress with a life span of 3 years.

Similarly, all pillows and blankets must also replace after 3 to 5 years of use.

The bed must locate where there is good circulation of air and where sunlight shines in during the day. I suppose the sunlight is helping us to kill the germs and bacterial.

Avoid placing the bed on the western part where it will catch the rays of the setting sun.

Do not store any carton box, newspaper, plastic bags or suitcase under the bed. Simply just, do not place anything under the bed. It is untidy for your mommy to do the cleaning.

Similarity, do not tuck any bills, photos or document under the mattress.

Do not fix any overhead light immediately over the bed. Move the bed to the side or fix them on the wall instead.

All permanent occupant of a household must have a permanent bed at a fixed location. Sleeping on foldable bed or mattress on the floor is not encouraged. Well, of course everyone loves to have his or her own bed.

Do not cover the bed with a blanket immediately after rising. Leave it uncovered for at least 30 minutes each time before making the bed.

Source:
Author: CP Lim - Feng Shui Master from Singapore
Book titled ‘The Science of Feng Shui’
You can reach him at http://www.geomancer.net/.

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