How to Map Your Bedroom with Feng Shui

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By hardikinn



The ancient Chinese method of Feng Shui helps us to balance our homes and create happier, more successful lives, room by room.

At this time of year, with days growing shorter and nights getting long and chilly, we often turn our attention to the bedroom, the sanctuary where we can rest and recharge.

It’s easy to “map” your bedroom according to Feng Shui principles so you can create more harmony in the bedroom. Here’s how:

1. First, draw a roughly square outline of your bedroom on a piece of paper. The wall that has the primary entrance to your room in it should be the lower line of the square.

2. Divide the square into nine equal squares, three rows of 3 squares each.

3. Start with the lowest row of squares, that describes the areas when you first walk into your bedroom. The far left corner of the room when you first enter is the area of Knowledge. The center square relates to Career, and the right-hand square is Helpful People/Travel.

4. Now look at the central row of squares, that describes the middle of your bedroom. The far left square relates to Family/Health. The central square is the Tao, or Center, and the right-hand square is Creativity/Children.

5. Lastly, look at the top row of squares. The far left square relates to Wealth, the central square to Fame/Reputation, and the far right square to Relationships/Romance.

Your layout should look something like this:

Wealth-Fame/Reputation-Relationships/Romance

Family/Health-Tao-Creativity/Children

Knowledge-Career-Helpful People/Travel

6. Here are some objects that will work best for each area

of your room, helping you to attract more of what you need.

Knowledge: Bookcase, books, tools for self-development.

Career: Mirrors or water-related items. Images to support your career goals.

Helpful People/Travel: Pictures of your helpers.

Family/Health: Family photos, heirlooms, plants.

Creativity/Children: Art supplies, artwork, computer.

Wealth: Money, jewelry, fish, fountains, anything red, purple or gold.

Fame/Reputation: Candles, awards, plants, anything red, orange or purple.

Relationships/Romance: Round or oval mirrors, anything pink, pictures of loved ones, paired objects (like two candlesticks or two crystals).

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fridayonmymind profile image

fridayonmymind  says:
14 months ago

That's really interesting and simple to map out. Thank you!

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thelesleyshow  says:
9 months ago

I had no idea! This is great topic! Very well explained. Thank you. Please have a look at my hub http://hubpages.com/hub/Daycareschoolonline and let me know what you think! All the best of luck to you!

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Paris Injeans  says:
5 months ago

Great information and clearly presented. Thanks

Ghost32 profile image

Ghost32  says:
5 months ago

Interesting. Of course, my current living space is 8 feet by 8 feet in an 8 x 12 steel shed also occupied by a black cat, bed pallet, bucket toilet, and a dresser subdivided between upper essentials, bottom dirty laundry, and in-between hand tools. There is barely space to walk through this, and options are further limited by the rollup garage style door that covers the entire "front wall".

However, when the time comes--in perhaps another 3 to 5 years--that I have a somewhat larger space to consider, then Feng Shui might be something to consider. And if so, then yes, this is definitely the easiest explanation to understand that I've encountered so far!

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