It is not easy for people who live in cities where land is precious to them to have a place to live for themselves and their families, especially those who work hard outside. Only when they have a home in the city can they have a sense of belonging. But how much can you really have? And the so-called home, but how big a place? Here, the rest of the problems aside, for some small residential areas, the bedroom area is certainly not large. In geomantic omen, too small a bedroom will hinder the wealth of people who live there. This mainly means that a bedroom that is too small can hardly carry too much wealth. Let's make a simple analogy, for example, a glass is filled with water, but it is difficult to fill it with too many cups. The bedroom is equivalent to a cup, and wealth is equivalent to water. Even if there is more water, the bedroom can't hold it, which limits the amount of water, that is, the wealth is limited.
Secondly, the master bedroom is too big.
What I said above is that the bedroom is too small. Here I am fighting for the situation that the bedroom is too big. I am too old, which is more common in rural areas. But for a bedroom that is too big, the situation is just the opposite. Wealth is fixed, depending on who counts, but the cup filled with water is different. Too small a cup limits wealth, while too big a cup will not be filled with water.
Finally, the master bedroom is too dark.
A dark bedroom is good for rest, but too dark will be counterproductive. Although Feng Shui says "a dark room in a bright hall", if the windows in the room are too small or not, there will be no convection in the air, the sun will not easily enter, and the lack of yang will easily lead to headaches, dizziness and bad temper. And if a person is groggy every day, how can fortune get better? And since ancient times, there has been a saying that "harmony makes money", but how can a grumpy person be kind enough? If you can't be friendly, where can you make money? Therefore, the dark bedroom is not conducive to wealth.