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Home is where you live and spend a large part of your time. It befits that you should spare much thought as to the relevant and elegant decoration of the different rooms of your home.
Feng Shui ordains proper channeling of energy, and qi requires proper conduits to travel. Thus, your home should be neat, arranged and uncluttered. When you make sure there is enough maneuverable space, energy passes on smoothly and touches your lives. Your bedroom is where you will likely spend at least a third of your day in, hence it is vital to understand some dos and don’ts when you are setting up and decorating your bedroom.
Vital Bedroom Feng Shui Tip That You Must Know
Avoid having beams above your bed or at the location where you often utilize.
Many people have experienced difficulties in sleeping under beams or even pains in the body parts which are located directly under the beam.
Sleeping Under Beam – Good or Bad?
It is not a superstitious belief, but it is very logical and natural when you understand the way that wind and chi flows.
Wind and qi (or energy) usually flows in a straight line manner, but when it counters a wall, it will reflect or bounce.
When you have a beam, it acts like a barrier that the wind and qi bounces off, and the wind and qi will change its course of movement downwards.
Sleeping Under Beam – Logical Explanation
When one sleeps beneath a beam, there is a consistent direct flow of wind and invisible qi at particular points of one’s body.
For example, the beam is above one’s heart area, one will tend to feel suffocated or something weighing done on one’s chest.
Sleeping Under Beam – Logical Explanation
Avoid placing you bed underneath any beams.
If you cannot avoid the beam, then perhaps you can make a false ceiling across the entire room to create a flat ceiling, hence, allowing wind and qi to flow naturally and not cause undue stresses to your body.
Sleeping Under Beam – Use False Ceiling
To add a word of caution, be careful when using partial false ceilings or light boxes to hold your lights.
Many people have unintentionally created a “beam effect” when they use partial false ceiling or light boxes as part of their decorations.
Sleeping Under Beam – Partial False Ceiling
May You Sleep Peacefully Every Night
