Square and rectangular shapes are some of the highly preferred choices for the bedroom, as irregular shapes create an imbalanced Qi flow to the whole space.

And an imbalanced Qi can lead to emotional instability, disturbed sleep and lethargy.

The reason for this is simple and clear: sleeping is a Yin activity and thus, it needs a Yin feaure like the wall – solid and immobile – to act as a support to the bed.

Placing the bed at a Yang sector, on the other hand, will create an imbalanced Qi flow and this will influence our sleeping behaviour and subsequently our health, too. If the bed is positioned at an angle where its headboard is against a corner, beware as more problems could be expected by the occupants.

While they may have achieved their objectives in tapping the favourable direction, they have also at the same time, created Sha Qi that points directly to their head.

Windows belong to the Yang features. As such, placing the headboard of the bed against the window can inadvertently create an imbalanced flow of Qi to the entire room.

At the same time, strong wind can seep through the window and hit your head as you sleep, causing you sleepless nights and affected health.

Things may not be as irrevocable though, as you can solve this problems by using thick curtains and ensure windows are tightly closed when you’re asleep.

If your feet are pointing towards the room door, the Qi will rush in through the door and crash into your bed directly, causing restless nights.

The solution is fairly simple, just move the bed to a position where it is not in direct alignment with the bedroom door.

Text: Home & Decor