Dear Master Cecil

According to my bagua, my sleeping position should be NE, NW, W or SW. NE, NW, and W is not possible because of the wardrobe in the master bedroom, therefore only SW. However, this position has the window as the back and it is also pointing at the master bedroom and toilet door although not directly. The doors are at 2 corners while the bed is placed in the middle. I understand this is also not a good position. What should I do to minimize the 'bad' influence or avoid sleeping in my 'bad' position?

My study room allows a NW orientation. Can I declare the study room as my 'master' bedroom and sleep there?

Hope you can help me.

Thank you

Danny

Dear Danny,

Have u taken into consideration both partners (husband and wife) if you have two parties in the masterbedroom.

Without any major renovation, it is best to look at the bedroom - with first priority on the Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.

As the owner of the home, it is still best to occupy the master bedroom instead of using the study as the master bedroom - (first priority, here).

Under the Eight House Theory, there is not much one can do, since it is a fixed idea or concept. Actually, the "bad influence" or rather it can belooked at by applying Flying Star Feng Shui.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/3/2004 6:34:12 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Master Cecil

According to my bagua, my

sleeping position should be

NE, NW, W or SW. NE, NW,

and W is not possible because

of the wardrobe in the master

bedroom, therefore only

SW. However, this

position has the window as the

back and it is also pointing

at the master bedroom and

toilet door although not

directly. The doors are

at 2 corners while the bed is

placed in the middle. I

understand this is also not a

good position. What

should I do to minimize the

'bad' influence or avoid

sleeping in my 'bad' position?

My study room allows a NW

orientation. Can I

declare the study room as my

'master' bedroom and sleep

there?

Hope you can help me.

Thank you

Danny