I am moving into a new bedroom in a
small apartment. Because of my room
mate I have to keep my desk with
computer in my room. Part of the desk
will have to align with the bed is there
anything I can do to prevent poison
arrows?
The sink is in the bedroom, and a door to
the bathroom will also be in close
alignment with the bed Is there
something I can do to prevent bad chi?
The only other thing I have in my room
(besides my bed) is a chest of drawers
but although it appears harmless, it does
have sharp corners is this a concern?

Dear Julia,
Frankly, there is not much one can enhance in a small apartment.
Where possible, try to make it as `cosy' as possible depending on the one's needs.
Needs depend on:-
Whether the apartment is used as a `haven' to return to after busy work schedule or used partially for sleep and study. The major principle of Yin and Yang can be applied in the room. Such as making the room more Yin (for good night rest) or semi-yin and yang (for study/relaxation or sleep).
Please see below:-

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On 4/16/01 10:36:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I am moving into a new bedroom
in a
small apartment. Because of
my room
mate I have to keep my desk
with
computer in my room. Part of
the desk
will have to align with the
bed is there
anything I can do to prevent
poison
arrows?

Realistically speaking, not much one can do here.

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The sink is in the bedroom,
and a door to
the bathroom will also be in
close
alignment with the bed Is
there
something I can do to prevent
bad chi?

It is good to close the bathroom door when not in use. If there is the luxury of a side table; one can place a lamp on it to serve as a symbolic `partition'. But may not be possible in your case.

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The only other thing I have in
my room
(besides my bed) is a chest of
drawers
but although it appears
harmless, it does
have sharp corners is this a
concern?

Again, really not much one can do here. It is best not to have the sharp corner(s) aimed particularly directly - especially at the head / neck area. But again, it is best not to let it be aimed at other parts of the body. - Not much choice thou.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil