Feng Shui of the bedroom bed: This is the best way to place the bed

Today I’m going to introduce to you the Feng Shui of bed placement in the bedroom. If you want to know, please take the time to learn more with me.

Feng Shui of the bed in the bedroom

People spend one-third of their lives lying in bed. The bed is a person's safe haven and a gas station. The bed is the most important furnishing in a home, and there are many feng shui considerations and taboos. Let’s talk about the do’s and don’ts of beds today.

In the Book of Changes, square objects have a strong ability to absorb energy, and they symbolize quietness, stability, and perfection. Many people who pursue individuality will choose round or other shaped beds. From the perspective of Feng Shui, the circle represents flow, and the shape with sharp corners will produce evil spirits, which is not conducive to sleep and physical health.

Feng Shui is a study of direction, and talking about the Feng Shui of a bed is inseparable from the direction of the bed. The north-south orientation is better than the east-west orientation because the north-south orientation is along the direction of the earth's magnetic field, while the east-west orientation is across the magnetic field. In addition, both Feng Shui and folk customs believe that placing the head of the bed against the west is inauspicious.

There is a saying in Feng Shui: "Mountains control the population and water controls wealth." The head of the bed is against a solid wall, which means the bed has a backer, which can make the family prosperous and healthy. It also means the relationship between husband and wife is stable and the family is harmonious.

Wherever there is a door, there is a lot of energy. If the bed is directly facing the bedroom door, the aura around the bed will become unstable, which is not conducive to the sleep and health of the family. In modern homes, many bedrooms have bathrooms. If the bathroom door is facing the bed, it is considered as "dirty air rushing into the bed" in feng shui, which will damage the health of the family and their career fortunes.

If there is a beam or large lamp directly above the bed, it is considered "heavy beam pressing down on the top" in feng shui, which is a big taboo when placing a bed. The ceiling and chandelier on the top of the bedroom, and the wall directly above the head of the bed should not have overly abrupt and exaggerated shapes, nor should they have objects that represent evil, such as swords, clocks, etc.

When a person is sleeping, his aura is the weakest, so there must not be any evil energy near the bed. Many beds have drawers at the bottom for storing items. These places can only store quilts, clothes, etc. and are not suitable for stacking miscellaneous items, metal objects, etc. The space under the empty frame type bed should also be cleaned regularly to avoid it being too dirty and messy.