Next, let's take a look at some taboos of desk feng shui. Let's take a look.
Analysis of desk feng shui taboo from two aspects
First, children's desks are placed with feng shui taboos.
1, avoid placing tools.
Most boys like martial arts films, especially some knives. Parents buy some beautiful knives out of love for their children and put them in their children's rooms or bedside as decorations. This is not conducive to the growth of children. : Don't put Japanese sabers, wooden knives, Mu Cha and other weapons, lest children form a combative heart at an early age. Because knives make people feel violent, they become irritable and impulsive.
Step 2 put a mirror on the table
Girls especially like to put mirrors on their desks so that they can see their looks at any time. Don't have too many objects on the desk, and try not to put a mirror. Because the mirror is reflective, it is more eye-catching. When studying, children will not look in the mirror, which will distract their attention and affect their learning efficiency.
Step 3 place horror ornaments
Many people will buy some local souvenirs or local mascots when traveling, such as horned beasts. Some parents will put these things on their children's bedside, thinking that they can make their children's rooms more distinctive. In fact, these horrible ornaments will affect children. Don't put scary decorations such as fierce eagle, tiger and ghost face spectrum on children's bedside. If you see scary decorations for a long time, children are prone to nightmares, which will affect their subjective impression of things and easily distort their psychology.
4. Put tall objects on the table
Due to the limitation of children's room space and easy use, parents will set up bookshelves or put some tall furnishings on their desks, which will not only create a learning atmosphere, but also affect the efficiency of learning. It is not advisable to put high objects, such as bookshelves, on the desk, which will increase children's academic pressure and lead to children's weariness of learning.
5. There are portraits of people and idols.
Children's rooms are often hung with portraits of stars or idols. I believe that many children have the habit of idolizing, and they will put their favorite portraits of stars on the wall. Some parents want their children to be blessed by the gods, so they hang the gods in their children's rooms. In fact, these two practices are taboos of children's room feng shui.
The pictures on the wall should be mainly positive, and it is not advisable to hang pictures of stars or idols with heavy makeup. Because it is easy for children to come into contact with it from an early age, it is not conducive to their growth. At the same time, putting the gods in the bedroom is also a sign of disrespect for the gods.