Please give some advice on Feng Shui. There are beams above the bed in the master bedroom, beams in the living room above the table in the living room, and a couch underneath. My side-lying window faces the toilet.

I have studied Feng Shui for many years. People who understand Feng Shui say that Feng Shui is science, while those who don’t understand it say it is superstition. But I respect Yin Yang and the Five Elements, and choose to believe that he sees deeper than so-called science and is closer to the truth. You must know that faith is spiritual. I'll give you three suggestions:

First: The bedroom faces the toilet, which is very humid. It's even worse if your head is on a beam. You don't feel safe. It's the so-called evil spirit. It's best to change the position. When lying on the bed, you should be able to see the bedroom door. Be careful with the draft openings of windows and doors so that the wind does not blow directly to your head. It is recommended that the bed should be placed in the north and south to comply with the earth's magnetic field. It depends on which wall it is placed on. Five emperors' money is hung on the back of the door to ward off evil spirits.

Second: Feng Shui depends on Qi. In fact, the most important thing about wind Qi is the flow of air and the energy carried in the air. If the beams in your home are pressed against the top, the owner will feel restless and suffer from headaches or heart problems. You must know that when sleeping, human energy needs to be exchanged with the outside world. The spirit is hidden and cultivated, and the resistance is weak and vulnerable to external evil attacks. Big bad. It is highly recommended that the decorators wrap the beams and install door curtains.

Third: Placing the living room table or dining table underneath the living room will break the financial status of the family and affect the economic level of the family. It is recommended that the bedrooms decorated with wrapped beams should be clean and tidy, and try to use flat and square furniture to reduce clutter and facilitate airflow exchange. Place large-scale warm-colored plants in the living room.

I hope I can help you, I am compassionate.