Which direction is the head of the bed facing the 8 feng shui taboos?
First, the head of the bed is facing the eight major feng shui taboos
1. Avoid facing the beam at the head of the bed: From the perspective of Yang Zhai's feng shui, it is unlucky to have a beam in the room, so it is advisable to install a ceiling to cover it, not just the head of the bed. Cover your head against the beam, there is always a sense of depression in your subconscious, which will inevitably affect your psychology, so you should be cautious.
2. Avoid facing the mirror at the bedside: cover it with a mirror to reflect the external personnel, and see it in the mirror when you are in bed, which is easy to cause anxiety; Or look at yourself in the mirror, and it is easy to be startled, so it is advisable to avoid it.
3. It is considered very unlucky that the head of the bed faces west. The west has always been regarded as bliss, where people die after death. It is very harmful for the living to face that direction. Moreover, the east-west direction is the direction of the earth's rotation. If you sleep west, your blood often collides with your head, making your sleep unstable.
4. The head of the bed faces Feng Shui, and it is also important not to hedge against the door. If the head of the bed is facing the door, anyone who enters will take a glance at the situation on the bed, and there is no privacy at all, which will affect the rest of the people on the bed. Moreover, people in bed can't see the situation at the door and feel unsafe. The head often accepts the wind at the door, and it is also easy to induce headaches and other diseases.
5. The bedside is close to the toilet, which will affect sleep, and there will be many nightmares, which will affect the exertion of intelligence, soreness and backache in the body, and things are not smooth, and there are often villains who bully you. Emotional luck is changeable and changeable, and there are many storms. Business failed, and wealth gradually declined. Husband and wife turned against each other. Students don't like learning. If the five elements of the position rush to the fate, the fierceness will increase!
6. A bed with a window at the head of the bed means no backer from the perspective of geomantic omen. It mainly affects the host's health (head and hard work) and going out to work. For example, going out to work is always not smooth, the reason is unclear, or the reason is unreasonable, and people often make irresponsible remarks behind it.
7. From the perspective of geomantic omen, the bed at the back door of the head of a bed means to be angry at the back. It mainly affects the master's luck, and there are signs of yin flourishing and yang declining between husband and wife, which is prone to the unbalanced phenomenon of wife meddling or wife oppressing husband.
8. The bedside should be solid but not empty. Stability is the main theme of bedroom feng shui, and the bedside is against the wall to achieve stability. If the bed is empty, the traditional geomantic omen is called "the sun doesn't set the stars", which is easy to give people a sense of unease. In addition, there are pillars behind the bed, and only half of them are in bed, which still makes them feel helpless.
second, which direction is the bedside facing?
the orientation of the bed head should be north-south and conform to the geomagnetic attraction. Sleeping with your head facing south or north is good for your health. In the human blood circulation system, the direction of aorta and great vein is consistent with the direction of human head and feet. When people sleep in the north-south direction, the direction of aorta and great vein, the direction of human sleeping and the direction of magnetic field lines in the north and south of the earth are the same, so they are easy to fall asleep and have the highest sleep quality, and the north-south sleeping direction also has certain disease prevention and health care functions.
In a family, the bed is very important. The bed should not only be soft, but also pay attention to the geomantic problems of its placement. Then, through the introduction of the above small series, we all understand the eight geomantic taboos of bedside orientation, hoping to help everyone.