Feng Shui Unlucky Directions and Your Bedroom:
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Wednesday May 7, 2008
If you know your feng shui kua number, you can find out your lucky and unlucky feng shui directions. Based on your date of birth, you have four lucky directions, and four unlucky ones. You are also either in the East or in the West group category.Basically, the meaning of lucky and unlucky feng shui directions is that you receive better, more auspicious energies from some directions, and inauspicious energies from other directions. Once you know your most auspicious feng shui directions, you will focus on facing them often (especially when working or sleeping); as well as spending more time in those areas of your house.
Read the feng shui forum discussion on the most unlucky feng shui direction (called chueh ming) in your bedroom.
As always, the best way to apply feng shui is in a wise, balanced and consistent way. Remember, the purpose of feng shui is to empower you with efficient tools to improve the quality of your life, not to fill you with fear.
- My Headboard Faces My Worst Feng Shui Direction, What Should I Do?
Check the feng shui forum discussion on dealing with unlucky feng shui directions in your bedroom. - Your Lucky Feng Shui Directions
Find them out now! - Feng Shui Tips for Couples with Different Kua Numbers
What do you do if you and your spouse have different feng shui lucky directions? - What is a Kua Number?
Comments
Where can I put my lucky bamboo plants. I have one in kitchen east .2 in bedroom southeast and north.
Bamboo in the kitchen East sounds wonderful; Southeast is excellent too. Not so good in the North.
Basically, East and Southeast are the best feng shui areas for bamboo, followed by South and maybe 2 stalks in SW. Here is some more info on bamboo:
http://fengshui.about.com/od/fengshuicures/qt/luckybamboo.htm
my lucky direction is west and my husband is east . how can i make the bed placement in the room best for both ?
thanks
This article should help:
http://fengshui.about.com/od/faq/f/couplekua.htm
Cheers,
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Hello all!
Cool site
Jane!
Hello,
I am very new at Feng Shui (started reading yesterday) because I am having such bad luck in love relationships. My partner broke up with me after living together for a year, and when I asked him why he says he was not sure of his feelings and once they become clear he will ask to get back together, but this time with marriage. It is like a freak accident – one minute in love and the next confused – I could never have anticipated it as there was no fighting or bad vibes even the day or night before. After 5 months of waiting I had a bit of an emotional melt down and am sure Feng Shui can help me get back in the right direction (so to speak).
I don’t know the directions, but the house we were living in together was very old (original ball and claw bath type old – which I find very beautiful) our bedroom used to be the lounge, but through the previous owners renovations made the changes, resulting in a fireplace in the bedroom as well as an electrical meter box on the ball,yellow walls, and a dirty old beige carpet, no door on the door way which was arched (as this was the entrance to the previous lounge). Immediately we felt we could not sleep in the room, no matter how we move the bed around and ended up moving the bed in the lounge and decided to make changes. We painted the walls white, pulled up the carpet to find beautiful wooden floor boards, which we had varnished. We chose blue and white for the room colours, as blue was his favourite colour (and tried to make a beach house theme with limewash furniture, and I added little dashes, and we put up great photo’s of us on the mantel piece above the fire place – as it seemed the most abvious place to put them. Was anything wrong in this room to have caused the uncertanty of my ex partner?
Since moving out into my own appartment, I have the same colours in my bedroom again. I’m going to make huge changes, as I have one bedside table, and my bed is pushed up against the wall where the other person would climb in. My flat is a loft appartment with a mezanine level, and the head of my bed is against the mezanine railing (not supported by a wall). I moved my bed here because I could not sleep with it against the wall – still can’t sleep in the new position. Have been living with my folks for almost 2 weeks, to avoid going back to my flat. I’m changing my colours in the bedroom from Blue and White to Beige, Soft Pink and white. (Is that advisable?) I really do think the mezanine is having serious problems with my sleeping (i overlook helf of the lounge). It is also very dark in the bedroom upstairs, with no windows, but only getting light from the windows overlooking the lounge, partially spilling into the bedroom, but minimally.
What can I do about the not being able to sleep problem?
What can I do to bring more light into the bedroom?
Sorry for the long message, i’m new
Kind regards
Please post your question at the feng shui discussion forum, here is the link:
http://forums.about.com/n/pfx/forum.aspx?nav=messages&webtag=ab-fengshui&lgnF=y
Cheers,
Rodika
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Peace,
You have to go to the actual forum if you are looking to network or ask questions.
Leaving a comment on a blog posting will most probably not lead you to networking.
Here is the link to the forum:
http://fengshui.about.com/forum
Hope this helps.