Feng Shui Lecture Hall: Why can't the mirror face the bed?

Mirrors were used to ward off evil spirits in ancient times. Li Shizhen, a great doctor in Ming Dynasty, said, "An ancient mirror is like Gu Jian. If there is a god, it can ward off evil spirits. Anyone should hang a big mirror to avoid evil spirits. " The "God" here can be understood as "Qi" and "Information".

Many ancient buildings were hung with mirrors, which were actually "Feng Shui mirrors". For example, the Forbidden City has a huge crystal mirror. In the place where Yongzheng studied and rested in Yangxinzhai, there is a wooden screen wall at the back door of the house with a mirror hanging on it. These mirrors have little effect on reflecting the scenery and are mainly used as "Feng Shui mirrors".

When installing a mirror indoors, pay attention to the position of the mirror, and be careful not to face the bed and table. If a mirror is facing the table and bed, some of the anger of the host will be reflected, which will affect your health. Especially at night, the sun is weak, and I am most afraid of looking in the mirror of the bed. Knowing this truth, the mirror on the dresser, the mirror on the wardrobe, and even the mirror hanging on the wall in the room should not face the desk or the bed. If you really can't let it go, you can ignore it at ordinary times. When you write and sleep, hang a thick curtain with a picture of gossip or symbols on it, which is even more auspicious.

The mirror facing the bed is a no-no, the mirror reflects light, which is a bad ray. Facing the body, it will cause adverse reactions such as neurasthenia and poor sleep quality. In the past, superstitions believed that mirrors would attract ghosts to bed. In fact, where ghosts come from is the reflection of the mirror at night, which stimulates people's consciousness to produce hallucinations and panic. If the mirror is facing the bed, you might as well put a cloth cover on it and put it down when you sleep.