Bed Feng Shui Taboo: Items That Block Family Luck

Six\Avoid sleeping with your head at the foot of the bed

According to Western feng shui principles, sleeping with your head at the foot of the bed is similar to placing it in a position where it cannot effectively “breathe。” This can result in:

• Physical discomfort: This includes symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, and general feelings of unease。 These are often linked to the lack of a clear feng shui flow.
• Mental fatigue: Sleeping in this position can disrupt the natural flow of energy (Chi) and lead to increased stress levels and mental exhaustion。
• Energetic blockages: Over time, this arrangement can create blocked energy, which may manifest as chronic health issues or emotional instability。 In severe cases, it could even lead to financial hardship。
• Sleeping “upwards: From a Feng Shui perspective, sleeping in this manner can cause the Chi to rise too quickly and disrupt its natural flow。 This imbalance can lead to sudden changes in luck or health problems。

Seven\Sleeping with your back to the window

From Feng Shui perspective, sleeping with your back to the window is considered dangerous because:

• Weak life force: This position makes you overly exposed and vulnerable to external influences, weakening your overall Chi.
• Poor sleep quality: The sudden light from outside can disrupt the Yin energy of sleep and lead to poor sleep quality。 Over time, this can cause health problems such as weakened immune systems。
• Unstable emotions: Sleeping with your back to the window can make you feel insecure and anxious。 Over time, this can lead to emotional instability or mood swings。

In addition to this Feng Shui concerns, modern research also indicates that sleeping in these positions can lead to poor sleep quality and increased stress levels。 To ensure better sleep and health, it is advisable to avoid these arrangements。