Here are some important tips about windows and feng shui.
Avoid having beds under a window.
Beds should never be placed under a window unless there is absolutely
no other place to put the bed. In that case, a heavy drape should be
hung and closed behind the bed at night.
Don’t arrange furniture with the back to a window.
In a living room, if there’s a large picture window, avoid placing the
sofa or chairs with their back to the window. This creates a feeling of
vulnerability.
Avoid window and door alignment.
This often occurs in bedrooms, offices and living rooms. Block the
alignment because this causes chi to run in a straight line. If this is
the front door and it’s aligned with a window at the rear of the house,
money will run out quickly. Place a screen, tall plant to block or add a
window covering here.
Trim plants regularly.
Don’t allow plants to overgrow windows. This directly affects the
sector it relates to. For example, if you have an overgrown shrub in
front of a window in the southeast wealth sector, you won’t be able to
“see” your financial accounts realistically.
Avoid vertical blinds.
These blinds are dangerous and send out harsh poison arrows with their
large cutting edges. If you have a vertical blind anywhere replace them
as soon as possible with a curtain or other type of window covering.
Beautiful views.
Many windows offer wonderful views of trees, pretty scenes or nice
landscaping. This is especially auspicious. Be sure to look out your
windows to see where you can create those kinds of views in your garden
or yard. Likewise, if you have a beautiful view, consider adding a
mirror opposite that window to double the view!
Keep windows clean.
Windows represent how we see our world. They also can create health
problems depending on the sector. A broken window in the NE could be a
problem with the hands or problems with decision making. Keep your
windows clean and in good repair to keep your health and well-being
safeguarded. Looking for a way to clean windows fast? Tips on window
speed cleaning.
Balance views and light with privacy.
Windows today have become too large and can make residents feel like
they’re living in a fishbowl. This can create chi that is weak. It can
also create problems with too much exposure. While it’s nice to have
natural light and pretty views, we also need privacy. Make sure you
don’t feel over-exposed because this can be dangerous from unsavory
types to poison arrows.
Balance lighting.
Everyone wants light, bright windows today. But when a house is too
bright it can create tensions. Anger will flare, nerves will be shot and
the family will suffer from too much sunlight. Balance this by adding
window coverings that can manage the amount of light coming in. There
are a variety of window options to preserve a view and light while
taking away glare.
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