One of the geomantic omen of "eyes" in the bedroom is to avoid the window facing the road.
If you see the road as soon as you open the window, it is a disadvantage in geomantic omen. Especially in the design of children's rooms. Because this kind of geomantic omen not only threatens children's personal safety, but also is very unfavorable to their studies. If the child lives in the bedroom facing the street on the first floor, it is best to adjust to another room, or modify the window orientation, or install curtains with good shading.
The second "eye" of bedroom geomantic omen gathers wealth and gas: avoid facing the fierce place.
There are funeral homes, cemeteries, slaughterhouses and garbage dumps in the fierce places here.
As well as hospitals, temples and sex taboo industries. If the bedroom is occupied by children, the first problem is the influence of education, and secondly, Feng Shui will also threaten health and easily lead to suffocation. This is not only bad for adults, but also more harmful for children's growth. It is best to avoid these fierce places when buying a house, no matter how you look at it. The third feng shui of the living room "eyes": avoid facing the tower pole.
It's best not to point the window at home at the telephone pole or tower outside. Originally, these are dangerous things, and accidents are easy to happen in case of collapse or maintenance. Especially naughty children who are ignorant and rampaging are prone to accidents, at least avoid the place where the window faces the tower pole.
Bedroom "eyes" get rich and get together. Feng Shui IV: The number of windows should not be too much.
Although there are many windows, the room is well ventilated. But too many windows will inevitably introduce stronger airflow,
This is not good for the human body. Moreover, in geomantic omen, too many doors and windows will lead to the accumulation of no air in the home, but a lot of air flowing into the room often can't stay. In addition, this feng shui pattern can easily lead to disharmony among family members and frequent quarrels. It is also not conducive to the accumulation of wealth. If allowed, this problem should be avoided in the design. If it is a foregone conclusion, some windows should be closed for a long time and curtains should be thickened.