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Hi Cecil
My masterbed room had a mirror (with the makeup table) which faces directly out to the door of the masterbed room (Does not face the master bed). Is it OK?
But it shine directly to the door of kid's room (can see partial of the kid's bed).Is this ok?
The kid's bed had a small beam above. But the position of the kid's bed is arranged by a feng shui teacher.
I found that I sleep well in my master
bed room but not in the kid bed, does this happen because of the mirror of the master bed room or the beam above the kid's bed?
If this is because of the mirror , can I shift the mirror to the side of my bed so that it will not face directly to the door of the master room and the kid's room.
Pls help
Thanks

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If I may comment...
I would remove the mirror entirely, or if that is not possible, cover it with a sheet or some cloth. When I first moved into my house, my partner hung a small mirror on the bedroom wall. We both slept poorly until I decided to remove it. We've slept much better since. :o)
--Joe

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Dear Ber,
As Joe correctly pointed out where best, try to avoid mirrors especially large ones in the house.
1. Mirrors are of the YIN element.
2. Mirrors located at a " wrong " location can bounce back twice the bad luck.
3. It is common for the Cantonese (A dialect group of the Chinese) to install a large mirror in the dinning room in the hope that it will bring them auspiciousness.
But as I mentioned above, becareful where you install it.
4. It is not advisable to have a mirror in one room, `shine' towards another room as we do not know what we are bouncing unless one does a Flying Star chart to analyse further.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 7/19/99 5:31:57 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil
My masterbed room had a mirror
(with the makeup table) which
faces directly out to the door
of the masterbed room (Does
not face the master bed). Is
it OK?
But it shine directly to the
door of kid's room (can see
partial of the kid's bed).Is
this ok?
The kid's bed had a small beam
above. But the position of the
kid's bed is arranged by a
feng shui teacher.
I found that I sleep well in
my master
bed room but not in the kid
bed, does this happen because
of the mirror of the master
bed room or the beam above the
kid's bed?
If this is because of the
mirror , can I shift the
mirror to the side of my bed
so that it will not face
directly to the door of the
master room and the kid's
room.
Pls help
Thanks

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