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Make sure your bedroom is clutter-free and not too close to the main door to ensure peace and relaxation.

The bedroom is a place where we relax and spend time on our own, feeling totally safe and protected. It is important that we allow enough chi to enter our bedrooms during the day to sustain us throughout the night. We can do this by allowing as much sunlight as possible into our bedrooms.

However, direct sunlight on the bed should be avoided.

The master bedroom should be located as far away from the front door as possible. This symbolically makes the occupants feel safe and helps them sleep better. The first thing you look at when you wake up in the morning should be something pleasant and attractive. If it's a pile of unwashed laundry or work that you brought home from office, you are not going to start off the day nearly as well. Make sure that these items are not anywhere near you when you wake up.

Your bed is the only piece of furniture that has an intimate connection with your personal energy and is the most important feng shui piece of furniture. Best feng shui headboards are the ones that are solid and made from wood, or the upholstered ones, as they have a very good combination of solid, but also gentle and supporting feng shui energy for you and your bedroom.

Be mindful of good feng shui energy and do not buy used mattresses ­ you never know what energy they have accumulated from the previous owners. The bed should be at a reasonable height above floor level to allow free circulation of chi. Place the bed against a solid wall for support and not under a window. The space underneath the bed should not be used for storage purposes. The headboard of the bed should not be sharing the same wall as the toilet and the side tables in the bedroom should be clutter free. Do not hang wind chimes or bells in the bedroom.

The author is a feng shui consultant, director of Spirit n Soulkraft, tarot card reader, numerologist, palmist and a holistic healer.

-HT

pank2012

Can anyone please share more information about feng shui applicable for new home. Because on internet I searched about Feng shui but there is load of information and everyone has there own version of Feng Shui. Which one is authentic & which one to follow.
The post on this forum on Vastu shastra is very informative please share more info on Feng Shui too.
Thanks in advance.

MANOJa

Home interiors which conform to the precepts of good Feng Shui in terms of shape, colour and positioning generally feel much nicer than those which do not.

Feng Shui has been used in the home to improve such things as wealth and careers, find new partners, start families, help children to study, improve family harmony and later in life to support and improve our health so that we can enjoy the wealth which we have accumulated over the years. In short, Feng Shui at home can be used to influence just about every aspect of our lives.

By relating to the spiritual dimension Feng Shui becomes more relevant to our modern day life. With our demanding, high-pressure lifestyles today, we need ways with which we can enhance and bring in some much needed balance to our lives.

Spiritual practices are nothing but good deeds that are essential for the practice of good Feng Shui. Each aspect of it can be used as a subtle tool that shapes and enhances your life and well-being. Each day you practice it, it helps you to become a good human being and contributes towards making the world a better place to live.

A Feng Shui house is a house where all the objects are in perfect harmony to each other whether we talk about the Feng Shui elements contained in them or the particular colours that have been used to enhance the space and in turn create the serene feel of spirituality. The Feng Shui is about balancing energies, of animate with inanimate and that of the soul with that of the universe, so that you get the positive energies of the universe flowing through the entire spaces in your house.

A home or business has interior factors and exterior factors that influence you and your mood. Shape of the house, floor plan, positions of bedrooms , kitchens, bathrooms, desks, have an unseen psychological effect on you. History of the house, electro-magnetic energies emitted by electrical connections and cable, telephone, satellite dishes can have either positive or negative effects on you depending upon the sort of person you are. Similarly beams, lights, plants, water and influences of people surrounding you also have some role to play.

Living areas require a bit of life and light, so keep within the colour spectrum of yellow or beige tones. Yellows and light browns offer a sense of earth tones, which usually match most furniture styles.

Lights brings a vital source of energy and is the key element to setting the mood of any space. Depending on what you are trying to achieve, lights can help highlight or tone down certain areas of the room. Fluorescent lighting helps flood the room with an ambient feel.

Avoid barriers in front of the door such as light partitions where you have to navigate around them to move to the next space. By 'opening up' the space, this technique immediately expands your front door sector many times over. It does not take much to revitalise the energy of your home with good Feng shui with a little bit of inspiration and a touch of sensitivity. Through materials, texture and colours, we can change the energy of any space to one that exuberates vibrancy and inspiration.