Bedroom Feng Shui has attracted a lot of attention, among which the bedroom bed is the focus of bedroom Feng Shui. In order to have a good place to rest and ensure sleep, you must pay attention to the Feng Shui taboos of the bedroom bed. Now let me introduce to you the Feng Shui taboos of the bed in the bedroom.
1. Avoid facing the west on the bedside
The ancients regarded the west as the "land of paradise" and the place they yearned for after death. Even from a modern scientific point of view, it is inappropriate. When the sun sets in the west, the earth rotates from east to west. Sleeping with your head facing the west will easily cause your blood to rush to your ears over time.
2. The bottom of the bed should not be close to the ground.
The bottom of the bed should be ventilated and clean to prevent infection with dampness, which may harm health. Do not place debris under the bed, especially iron and glass.
3. The bed should not be opened against the door
The bed is a thing that is only used for sleeping. It is most suitable for peace and safety. The door is a long-lasting thing and may be opened and closed from time to time. Directly charging (or crossing) the door will naturally cause many disadvantages, so it is not appropriate.
4. The bed should not be close to the window
The head of the bed should not be too close to the window.
5. Avoid having the door behind the bed
People lying on the bed must have a clear view of the door, otherwise they will be easily disturbed and frightened, which will affect their emotional health.
6. Avoid exposure to strong light in bed
Medical theory: The facial features represent the five internal organs, and the eyes represent the liver. Therefore, exposure to the eyes may damage the liver over time and should be treated with caution.
The above are the Feng Shui taboos for bedroom beds that I will introduce to you. If you want to have a good sleeping environment, you should pay more attention to Feng Shui issues, make your bedroom Feng Shui better, and improve your sleep quality. Do you remember it?