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Ask Hipster – Conflict between bed position and lucky directions

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bedQuestion: My luck has been down quite a bit lately, so I decided to evaluate the feng shui of my overall home, including my bedroom. In doing so, I realized that there is a conflict between my bed position and the lucky directions.

What is more important: facing my lucky directions or avoiding bad bed placement and positioning?  Where should I place my bed?

My Kua number is 5. My options are:

  • Northeast (good direction for me): but bed is under window
  • Northwest (good direction for me): but headboard is next to bathroom
  • East (bad direction for me): but no other obstacles
  • West (good direction for me): but five yellow star lies there this year

ocean - Conflict between bed position and lucky directionsAnswer: In general, I’d suggest taking a more conservative and defensive approach when the remedy relates to the bedroom. This means one should mitigate and protect from possible additional negative energy. In your case, it would mean choosing good placement first (e.g. avoid sleeping in front of a mirror) over facing lucky directions.

One thing you can possibly do is to keep the window covered if you are sleeping in the northeast. Make sure your bed has a strong solid headboard.

Ideally, you should place your bed in a good position while also facing your auspicious direction. However, if your bedroom layout does not allow for placing your bed in a good position (e.g. east), at the very least, place it such that when you are sleeping you are facing one of your auspicious directions (e.g. northeast).

Author

Patty is the creator and founder of Hipster Feng Shui. She is a wife, pet mom, vegetarian, tree hugger, world traveler, and Apple fan-girl. Seeing so many stressed and unfulfilled individuals in today’s society inspired Patty to help others by sharing her deep knowledge of Feng Shui and other lifestyle tips. Patty believes everyone can achieve peace and harmony through Feng Shui and lifestyle design while having fun! She was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and worked at Apple and KPMG prior to founding Hipster Feng Shui. Subscribe to receive Feng Shui tips and find Hipster Feng Shui on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

2 Comments

  1. Twitz Gomez Reply

    Hi patty i followed your positiining directions like where to.put tge ref, the tv, etc. And it is working not asap but you can feel that the house is calm loose and not like jitty type of feeling

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