My bedroom has a "trey" ceiling; they are very popular here, so I could not find a home without one.
The ceiling extends flat from the walls of the room for about 2 feet, then rises on an incline for a few feet, then is flat up high in the middle of the room, with a ceiling fan in the middle.
To me, this is like sleeping under a beam (the sharp line where the first flat part shifts to being sloped) AND a sloping ceiling, at once. My upper back, where the slope and the sharp line fall when I am in bed, has been killing me since I moved in.
What can I do?

Dear Cloud,
Although, I have some idea of what the `tray' ceiling looks like but have not seen one closely so cannot (fully) comment on how `bad' it is.
Overall, two Feng Shui `tools' are available:
1. A pair of flutes in a `Ba Gua formation'
----- / \ 2. Windchime
One has to be cautious if one uses it in the room or at any other locations in the house.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/8/00 12:52:30 AM, Anonymous wrote:
My bedroom has a "trey"
ceiling; they are very popular
here, so I could not find a
home without one.
The ceiling extends flat from
the walls of the room for
about 2 feet, then rises on an
incline for a few feet, then
is flat up high in the middle
of the room, with a ceiling
fan in the middle.
To me, this is like sleeping
under a beam (the sharp line
where the first flat part
shifts to being sloped) AND a
sloping ceiling, at once. My
upper back, where the slope
and the sharp line fall when I
am in bed, has been killing me
since I moved in.
What can I do?