The bedroom is for you to have at least 7 hours of sleep to rest the body and the mind. The person has to be physically and mentally ready for the next day. One consideration for having a good sleep is an even flow of energy around the room.
Let us look at 8 different obstacles that can impede the smooth flow of energy and hence the good nights sleep. Where possible, avoid these situations in your bedroom.
1. Canopy:
A canopy that hangs over the bed; this is commonly seen in 4 poster beds. The canopy creates a small space above the bed where the energy circulates independently of the main energy circulation in the bedroom. The person experiences 2 different energy flows and is liable to poor sleep.
2. Sloping ceiling:
This is observed when the bedroom is in the attic or the loft. The bed is usually located by the wall and where the roof slopes down. The energy would follow the sloping roof and hit the head of the sleeping persons. They do not get a good sleep. They wake up with a "heavy or sore head"
3. Beams on flat ceiling:
Beams on the ceiling are common in old houses or there is an architectural feature in newer homes. The beams disrupt the energy flow at the ceiling level. The flow becomes rough and uneven.
Some observations that I have made:
· A number couples whose marriages broke up. The beam on the ceiling above their bed was located between the two persons.
· A person sleeps with an overhanging beam over a part of a person's body. After quite some time (years), they are likely to have an ailment in that part of the body. For example, the beam is over the person's legs, the person experiences leg problems.
4. Sloping ceiling with beams (a combination of 2 & 3):
The person gets does not get good sleep and could get physical problems.
5. Coving - for recessed lighting:
These ceiling covings are used for recessed lighting. They are positioned near the wall so that the lights can be hidden there. An uneven flow of energy results near the walls.
6. Lighting pendants:
It is not advisable to have these lighting pendants over the sleeping body. They disrupt the flow of energy. Instead of having lighting pendants, use table lamps for lighting up the bedroom.
7. Over hanging cupboards:
In an attempt to get more cupboard space, there has been the increased use of overhanging cupboards positioned over the sleeping person's head. This disrupts the flow of energy movement.
8. Hanging objects:
The use of decorative objects hanging from the ceiling disrupts the energy flow. These objects can include model airplanes, birds, fish or anything that hangs from the ceiling.
Conclusion:
The disruption of smooth and even energy flow results in a poor quality of sleep. With poor sleep, the body is not rested and not prepared for the next day.
The ceiling for creating the ideal space:
It is flat, even and level with no fancy trimmings. The energy can circulate smoothly and evenly all around the room. It is all about simplicity.
Feng shui is a Chinese system of land management which developed with rise of Chinese civilisation, more than 40 centuries ago. It is about using the natural energies in the living environment (homes, buildings, towns and cities). This is to make the living space conducive for people to have the appropriate behaviours to attain better health, wealth and happiness.
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Dr Michael Oon's mission is to help people improve their lives. He is an expert and consultant in feng shui www.michaeloon.com. Michael, based in the UK, was chosen and trained in the traditional manner by Shyan Tseng. The training, of more than 10 years, includes the time and space aspects of feng shui, face reading, destiny analysis (bazi) and divination methods (qimen dunjia, da liuren). For an ebook "Feng Shui Top Tips" click here.
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