How’s Your Bedroom Chi?
October 25th, 2010This is my second blog about good energy for your master bedroom. The first dealt with the importance of making your bed. Have you adopted the ‘make your bed’ habit? I heard from several readers who are quite surprised that they are enjoying the change in their bedroom atmosphere as well as how much better they feel starting their day. You can check it out here: http://journeyinharmonywithfengshui.com/lets-make-your-bed-1070.html
Two more important aspects of your master bedroom are the placement of the bed and your nightstands. In order to sleep comfortably and feel secure it is best to place your bed so that you can easily see the door of your bedroom when you are lying down. Feng Shui is always concerned with your well being and safety and this position allows you to easily and immediately see anyone entering your room. Naturally you will feel more secure if you can easily see the bedroom entrance when in a relaxed, resting state.
The second aspect of good bedroom chi is the nightstand placement. This can sound odd to you because you may feel this furniture is insignificant. Remember Feng Shui teaches us we are connected to everything in our surroundings. That means we are sending a message to to ourselves and others by how we arrange our surroundings. Many people buy matching nightstands and that’s all there is to know about that subject! Or often the salesperson suggested it’s a good idea, so OK, fine. Well, in Feng Shui the night tables beside the bed tell us about our partner relationship. If you want equality in your relationship, such as an equal say in decisions made, have two nightstands that are identical or equal in importance. If you want to have more say in what’s going on, get yourself a larger more significant nightstand. And watch what happens.
This furniture arrangement influences singles looking for a partner/marriage relationship too. Quite often when we are single we may only have one nightstand. Whether it’s a space issue or we think we’ll get to that when we find someone we often ignore how our bedroom looks until that “Mr/Ms Right” shows up. Then it’s OMG what do I do first!. Just think of it…where are you going to put your new partner if he/she arrives today?
So with this new partner re-design you are physically and symbolically accomplishing three things:
1. Arranging your bedroom for the style of relationship you are seeking, equal, balanced, part time etc.
2. You are physically making room for someone in your life.
3. You are subconsciously and consciously sending out the message “I’m ready, willing and able to start a new wonderful relationship.
Remember, if you seek balance and equality with your partner get two matching or equal night stands, if you want to be the stronger partner, making the decisions, and shouldering most of the responsibilities…be sure your nightstand is larger and more significant. Or you can reverse this arrangement…you see what I mean. One client was unsure of a guy she was dating and when we discovered she didn’t want to get married again, we saw it was evident in her bedroom as she had only purchased one nightstand with her new bedroom furniture. Instinctively she knew what she was doing, she just wasn’t conscious of her choice.
Whatever your choice…be happy with it.
My next blog will complete the master bedroom series giving you whys and wherefores of other furniture in your bedroom…desk, TV, sewing machine as well as artwork and color choices.



