For all those wonderful young ones, here are some quick thoughts on the feng shui of a child’s bedroom.
1 It must be well ventilated. An airy bedroom means more fresh air and oxygen which is crucial for good body and mental well being. In the light of modern science, it all seems so logical.
However, we sometimes overlook this. Sometimes the windows are kept closed. It could be our intention to condition the room against the cold or the heat. We have air conditioners and heaters and in the interest of saving on the electricity bill, the windows are closed. Another reason windows and doors are kept shut is to keep out the dust and noise. What happens is that if we are not careful, the room is oxygen starved.
There are solutions to this of course. We could open the doors to allow air to circulate. We could open the windows during the day to allow air to flow. Air in this instance is yang qi unless the air quality is so bad. If the air is that bad, perhaps it is time to consider moving.
2 There has to be sufficient sunlight. Sunlight means yang qi. However [click to continue…]
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