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Unfavourable:

Illustration 1

Illustration 2

Illustration 3

Illustration 4

1. It is also unfavourable for the bedroom to be directly above:- 

    a. the kitchen; 
    b. the garage; 
    c. toilet / waste pipes.

2. The door of the bedroom should  not be facing a staircase, toilet door or kitchen.

3. Do try not to place potted  plants or an aquarium in a bedroom or any paintings with water scenery. This is bad Feng Shui. The reason for not placing potted plants is because bedrooms are suppose to be a place for resting  (yin) but plants are `living things' which continue to grow give off  `yang energy'.

4. Avoid overhead beams that are above a study table or the bed. One remedy is to install false ceiling.

This may not be feasible if it is  too costly or the ceiling of the room is low.

5. Avoid `poison arrows' in the  form of sharp edges, books which are like knifes that points to the bed!

6. It is unfavourable to install a mirror on a wardrobe facing the bed. (See picture below)

Majority of Feng Shui Masters said that it is unfavourable to have a mirror from any direction facing the bed.

This picture (see below) shows mirrors behind the bed:-

7. Avoid having round windows in a bedroom. (It is not a ship!)

8. Avoid having any glass panels or  any opening on the roof of the bedroom.

9. The floor of must not be lower  than that of the toilet.

10. Bedrooms must not have too many corners.

11. The bedroom door should not  face a mirror.

12. Check to see if your bedroom door does not have a pointed decorative archway e.g. triangular  shaped as it is a cause separation or divorce.

13. The bedoom door must not face  the door of another room, toilet or immediately face the staircase.

14. Avoid having a bed headrest in the shape of a `Chinese coffin':-

For the dressing table:-

1. It should not face the door of  your bedroom.

2. It should not face another  mirror or the bed.

Favourable :

  Illustration 5

A wide view is good. Best that bed should be diagonally opposite the door.

In the picture (see below), there are no mirrors or TV sets (it's screen acts like a mirror). This arrangement is very good:-

In the picture (see below), notice that even if there is a dressing mirror, it does not face any part of  the bed.

This is also considered a very good arrangement:-

For the bed:-

1. It should not be placed below a beam.

2. The bed should be placed against  a solid backing e.g. a wall. Your bed must also not be on the same wall as the bedroom door.

3. It should not face another  bedroom door.

4. The bed should not face a mirror.

5. The bed should not be placed  between two concrete posts/columns i.e. `sandwiching' your bed between the two concrete posts/columns.

6. It should not face a corner or  toilet door.

7. The bed headboard must be placed  against the wall.

8. It should not face a window overlooking a chimney.

9. It should not be moved when the wife is pregnant.

10. It is no good to use a circular  (round) bed.

11. It must not be two single beds joined together. Get a full King sized or Queen sized bed instead. If  two single beds are used, unfortunately they should be split up into  two beds. No compromise here!

 

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